How do you rate Contabo? I have been with them twice in both instances I was disappointed.

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I got Contabo base for trial.

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I would go with @dahartigan 's solution (in fact, I already do have netcup and contabo vps using this solution). I have installed proxmox on over 4-5 powerful vps and deployed several LXC vps (contain

Contabo offers with high pricing

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Contabo gives you great performance for the price.

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All that said ... seek and ye shall find, but probably not served up on a silver platter - even for €7 per month. Maybe just check around and try a few - it may be the case that Contabo or even Scale

well ... I guess the extra ram in the Contabo deal could improve filesystem performance - and you're not paying a premium for it, so might be a good deal for you anyway.

I've had a good experience with Contabo and so have a few other LET members here (e.g. @jvnadr , @LeonDynamic , @cybertech , iirc) . The network isn't the best I've seen but for what you pay it's more

@daerragh contabo looks like some very generous specs for that price (if you're looking at 4 vcores / 8 gb ra / 200 gb ssd for €4.99 ...?) Seems worth a try, maybe it will be more consistent network

any other suggestions? i checked all and contabo looks the best

100GB minimum but may be HDD. I checked liteserver.nl but contabo looks better. Still, thanks for the suggestion. (Image)

if it's a public tracker that might get some notices sent to your provider, then maybe better to steer clear of Germany. (Maybe someone else has different specific experience with Contabo but in gene

Thanks, zuby2402. Contabo looks good. Is their 5EUR server's connection speed any faster than the advertised 200mbit?

Check contabo.

That is an impressive offer from any provider not called Contabo. I gotta wonder what gets called enterprise SSD these days though. I even see some mentions of QLC enterprise drives: https://www.ana