* SSDNodes (KVM): I have the 16gb ram instance and currently using for hosting. Very fast, but it's on a 1.25GB/s port and tests max out at 145MB/s, so it seems like there's some limiting. Price is

I currently have active host, vpn or test instances with SSDNodes, SupremeVPS, SolvedByData, vpsAO, CrownCloud, TechVPS and AlphaRacks.

* ImpactVPS - has been a surprise despite have free test accounts, their performance with Intel Xeon Silver Scalable Skylake cpus have been as fast if not faster than Upcloud and SSDnodes' on Intel Xe

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+1 for UMaxHosting for bad services, I have 2x 7 $ VPS, they are one of my 10 providers, I keeping them off here after this BF order. Stop renewal, no response to tickets, their system seems fine, no

ask about XFS or ext4, but the experience with ssdnodes made me realize that this issue of FS is indeed a possibility, and so, I'm asking. Others have said it shouldn't matter, but it does in fact m

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@kassle Ubuntu 16.04. I am asking because I had a VPS with ssdnodes a month ago running cloudron, everything was fine. I cancelled it, and then this week bought a new VPS from ssdnodes and cloudron wo

Can ssdnodes allow user resolve issue by themselves, Give them a chance that they can fix the server issue in the short time?

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@imok, I can't say anything about their current SSDNodes offer, because I haven't tested it, but previously they also claimed superb speed, though, it was so laggy, so slow, that even small 1vcpu/1gb

10X KVM (Dallas Only): https://www.ssdnodes.com/black-friday-10x/

@seenu Really great questions! We've been in business for over 7 years (https://blog.ssdnodes.com/blog/fear-control-ssd-nodes-7-years/) and aren't going anywhere.

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@imok If you fill out a survey, you can get $10 off your order: https://ssdnodes.typeform.com/to/iE7dxE

https://www.ssdnodes.com/black-friday-10x/

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@imok You can find more details about our new 10X KVM plans here: https://www.ssdnodes.com/black-friday-10x/

I'm really tempted to buy one of these NVMe servers from @SSDNodes, but annually... so hard to decide. Too risky.