Unless it was an earthquake, flooding or war going on, it's pretty lame to address a DC outage as "something we can't do anything about". You are the ones having a contract with the

I think you're referring to the first outage when our datacenter went completely offline, something we can't do anything about. Serious or significant issues like this are extremely rare, so I still d

I bought this VPS just over two months ago, and I've already experienced two severe outages.

thanks never knew, don't mind buring 10 bucks

The truth is that their servers are good and their prices are very good, but this sudden server shutdown and restart really scares me.

I think he is aware, considering they are working on it lol

we all live in europe, so feels kinda useless

Minio used to be almost the best choice, but they archived the OOS version and stopped maintenance. The community fork version was basically inactive and unattended by anyone. Considering the increasi

That's like complaining the grocery store is closed after a hydro pole providing them power is taken out in an accident. The action item is on the Hydro company to restore power, the grocery store ain

3 days server offline and still saying this. Hollyshit bootlicker/asskisser boy. What Alexhost do to you.

You are not making anyone a service, you idiot, because the situation doesn't put alexhost in a bad way. Disasters happen, and providers are judged by how they handle the situation. Alexhost handled t

Another idiot assume me incompetent without reading the posts before first.

Don't worry, its the 5 year old Intel® Xeon® Silver 4316, which is legit just as bad as those E5's.

Wonder if that is the case also with the third party or end users of WHMCS, considering that is also now a WebPros product!

I personally wouldn't be as skeptical @s0n1c but he still has kind of a point. I don't how he gets to 34€/y (even going by the listed minum price of 3.17€/m - which doesn't really seem possible to arc

I'm looking right now at GreenCloud and there is nothing comparable. I don't have a traffic restriction after a few TB of traffic.

If people keep paying, there is no incentive for them to change it.

In my opinion, the hosting industry needs at least 5 or 6 strong paid control panel providers and More competition benefits everyone.

If I'm being honest, considering the price to spec ratio you're offering, it's not hard to find alternatives for as little as $7 per year that don't compromise on everything you said.

Nope, wrong again. Crunchbits was extremely clear, several times, that not all users were abusers. They stated it over and over that a part of the userbase was very abusive, not all users.