I bought from Leaseweb directly and not from you, correct. I have around 20 of those new EPYC VPS in 4 regions (Frankfurt, Washington, San Francisco, Singapore) and all have really bad steal. Ranging

HestiaCP under the roof of NDB, and the KGB sucks, along with FastPanel

Amen

Finally, I chose HestiaCP.

I also want to know the real perf of leaseweb VPS. It's too good for this speed and bandwidth in SG.

Maybe OP is on busy node, and he did not ordered vps from us.

I personally used HestiaCP for hobby project years ago. Very good memories with it!

70% steal with leaseweb vps ?

Yes this can be done because we have kept 5Tb in reserve.

If the traffic is used up and the server is suspended, can it be temporarily restored to transfer data? Also, is the traffic calculated for both upstream and downstream?

HestiaCP is a solid choice, and you might also want to check out Ajenti or CyberPanel they're lightweight and user-friendly. both of them should help you manage your websites and emails with ease.

Ping me as well if you find something under your budget.... Which highly unlikely considering the IP costs on top computing resources.

You need starvpn - $20/m plan, comes with your own residential IP from the US

Thanks for the detailed explanation, everyone who's trying to help! Just to clarify, I’m not too worried about getting doxxed it’s more about protecting my real IP from potential DDoS attacks and bein

I'm currently using FastPanel, but I would like to try an open-source, free, reliable, lightweight, and low-resource consuming (CPU, RAM, disk) VPS/VDS control panel. So far, I'm considering HestiaCP

They have the right to terminate your contract, and 7 days is reasonable time to move your data somewhere else considering the circumstances.

That's quite surprising, how many networks in India rely on Airtel. I didn't know about this.

During the months I waited, my SG NAT VPS, which was hosted on an OpenVZ server, was unavailable for some time (it was down for quite a while). However, considering it costs only $3.99 a year, I didn’

Yes, I have noticed that Jio generally has poor international routing. They don't even have an open peering policy, and rely heavily on transit (from my observations, might be wrong)

By the way, when installing FastPanel on their VDS 2C4G ($4.20/month), the process was noticeably faster compared to my VPS 2C2G from Crunchbits ($3.60/month).