* DeluxHost D-1

What gigahost works on now that is, to offer multiple options, one of which being "Nuh, just throttle my VPS and send me an email", is a good way.

* Net: 1gbps unmetered port, 1 IPv4 address

For US-based storage VPS, I’ve had good experiences with providers like Hetzner’s US locations and BuyVM’s storage plans. The key is checking disk type—HDD for cheaper bulk storage or SSD for faster a

I’ve encountered similar high-load problems like this in my work before.

(Quote)

If we were to offer in Netherlands or France, we would be competing with 100s of other hosts for a small pool of possible clients. With our strategy to remain and expand into more niche markets (with

Hi @avsisp, GLWS!

Which btw wouldn't be the dumbest approach. I have been and still am running Unix servers doing useful work and with decent speed in 512 MB and, if push comes to shove in 256 MB - of bloody course wit

(Quote)

(Quote)

In my opinion Flux panel of Gigahost needs some adjustments, to limit bandwidth. Possible options when bandwidth limit is reached could be some choice like this:

(Quote)

Now we can debate over consequences and unmetered expectations as much as we like, but the mater of fact is there was no background for that invoice, since there were no rules set in terms.

I would personally notice and im sure alot of people would notice aswell, even if you mildy monitor your servers, I have no idea what he was using it for but the traffic increase would of been an insa

777 - 259 = ~518TB over

How can one even notice it? It was unmetered, without any price set in terms. The client simply relaxed because there was no fee.

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)