apparently this has been changed, if you look at this: https://eco.ovhcloud.com/en-ie/compare/

yeah... thats what i meant he seems ok. No need to worry.

This is absolutely crazy

Looks like this changed with the new pricing? According to their comparison site you can now order 128 IP addresses to the Kimsufi lineup.

That’s amazing. Didn’t even notice.

Suggestions for vps with reliable uptime, speed and fast support

Thank You so much @Erisa

have you considering running with a VPS with that many product shared hosting is not the way to go due to the resources you will be needing to use.

No need to apologize! 😊 I understand what's going on, and I know you’re a small team just getting started in this business. Since you’re fairly new to the hosting world (considering the age of DN), it

And so is our infrastructure; we are currently working on an openstack and kubernetes as a service platform starting with 2 locations in frankfurt.

Like 2-3 years ago Ive had a sale server with them. Afaik it was really stable considering the specs / price. Well I didnt really use its power tho, just for some small stuff. What I can say though is

Complaining about support costs, saying it isn't profitable without considering support costs:

They’re not really complaining about support costs, they’re saying that it’s profitable not accounting for support costs, and unprofitable accounting for support costs. They’re as far as I know not in

But you are not considering support costs which is what vmhaus here is complaining about. At rock bottom prices like this, your support costs are going to rise much more than the small amount you'd ga

I see. If it ends up being Open Source’d, please create a thread about it (Image)

We are considering all options, including those, but are unlikely to make any final decision before March when the service is discontinued.

Hi @MikeA and @DP,

I'm in the process of establishing a new company that will operate across much of Europe, primarily providing gaming servers, which are particularly vulnerable to UDP-based DDoS attacks due to the dif

Government Institutions really consume a lot of resources, they can easily receive 100k req/s. Without considering Keep-Alive requests.

I think the bigger issue is the amount of ips considering the cost per ip. If it was ipv6 only, very easy.