I'm very curious on the use case here. I would assume that the primary motivation to use a Pi is to save power. If one starts to add hard disks (and their power adapters) to the mix, what is the real

@lentro @Moofie Yeah VPS is indeed faster and cheaper but with the RPIs its truly dedicated to you. The Kimsufi I only see VPS and X86 stuff.

it's time to provide RPI Colo at affordable prices

The drive colo is p cool (maybe I'll get that one day) but I think overall, there isn't that much to expand on.

HostUS have HK location, but the price is not meet with Your requirement. This region is not cheap (Image)

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That's very cheap indeed. These are bare metals right? I assume so because it says metal.

And cheap too

Budget but not "cheap" KVM VPS

It certainly wasn't cheap

Searching cheap compute server for 2-3 weeks.

I've got a torrent box with hostslick... its had a few issues but mostly been great (it was also very cheap).... it has a few blips on the zabbix monitoring system (also with nexusbytes)

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Veesp is not a cheap Joe but a reputable provider, so Yes,them being down - and not just 5 minutes due to some equipment hiccup - is noteworthy.

I am spending about $100/month between my dedi + a lot of VPS that I find too cheap to cancel (Image)

* carriers, especially large private corporations, have their own policies too (like cheap is more important than fast) plus in the case of some countries (like China) may be bound to use only a few t

Cheap E3 servers are sold out, new servers will be in one month.

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So I'm looking at things like hostsolutions.ro, where their cheapest VPS has 256 MB RAM. How does that even work? I can't even boot up Ubuntu Server installer on VirtualBox with that kind of memory -

Give SF @Mario-SF a go! Pretty cheap at ~2.50$