I have 1-2 servers with each: vultr, digitalocean, and linode.

Hi,

Try to become a re-seller eg. from Linode, Vultr, DO etc. Purchase WHMCS, install the module/addon eg. https://marketplace.whmcs.com/product/1458 and you are ready to go. The hardest part is marketing

1.58MB/s Tokyo, Japan Linode 89.1KB/s Singapore Softlayer 4.96MB/s Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net

I just installed the OpenVPN client on my Linode VPS with Debian 9 installed and tested the throughput there and I can't get over around 60 Mbit/s.

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I have been using Linode for couple of years and I encountered the backup failure issue for multiple times. Every time it costs one day or two to get all things resolved, 10 days are weird.

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I don't see Linode going anywhere. More likely, they're experiencing the pains of growth and adapting to newer technologies. I know the KVM transition was a while ago, but quite frankly KVM comes with

Linode is pretty good with credits on downtime but than they also promised there will always be a xen node for those still on them. Still unhappy about that.

I think that, still, overall, linode delivers better performance than even top rated leb hosts. Whether they will be able to keep this up charging as they do now, is up for debate, people already noti

If Linode is using something like CRIU whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.

One of my client's Linode have similar backup failure, one of the disk could not backup, I ended up backup the linode to liteserver.

I guess I can see that! I was probably a bit too focused on the "linode charge me"-portion of the post.

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Linode+managed backups+9 days without service with no real updates.

Digital Ocean was my first choice, because of the Dokku droplet and the vast documentation, however 1GB of memory seems low to me. For the same price Linode offers 2GB of ram, so my attention switched

I tested: OVH, DO, Linode, GCE, Vultr and AWS.

I started to read some reviews in internet, and the first providers I bumped into are Digital Ocean, Linode and OVH. Being my budget limited (10 € per month) and their starter plans not satisfying, I