Oh, forgot > @thedp said:

Only resell dedicated servers if you colocate. Don't rent to resell. Just don't..

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Doing colo or renting dedis and runnings VPS on them != reselling.

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Won't be cheap in those countries.

Most would say, that's pretty expensive.. 2/3 of the lifetime price. But that's kind of the idea. Staff is not cheap and lifetime licenses are already a hell of a deal -- so we just didn't have any

honestly i've never done webhosting services before, but i've got to know a good site that offers really cheap dedicated servers

You should check https://vdata.pl/, young company, ryzen 5 3600/3600X cpus, quite cheap offer.

To make it short: If "as cheap as any possible" is your priority I'd recommend firstbyte. If you are out for "really cheap but also quite good" I recommend ihor hos

As far as colo costs. It will all be the same.

2. Slightly higher cost than the super cheap hosts (the customer service makes it well beyond worth it)

I think the most common use for these would be bandwidth heavy application that require almost negligible cpu usage. I was wondering how much would you take to colo a pi zero? If i purchase(ship) a pi

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The price to rent a Pi is listed as the same as the price to send your own to colo... Maybe a promo so that if someone sends their own to colo, they can add a 2.5" USB HDD for free? I'd total

It has never exceeded the 2A on colo.

I recently moved my stuff over to an AMD Epyc hardware, so i'm looking to sell my previous dell hardware colo'd at Dacentec Lenoir DC (Not RTO).

Again: WHY would I do that? Veesp is a fine (though not cheap anymore) russian provider, they have brain and are professionals and they certainly notice when their network or parts thereof go down. Wh

@nullnothere Well my thinking is it is cheaper storage. A USB 14TB HDD is "fairly" cheap even though as @raindog308 pointed out as a "single point of failure". But