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However, Contabo's support responds quickly. It's probably just their network being poor, combined with the VPS being heavily oversold.

I think a VPS should have at least 64 MB of RAM, at least 512 MB of storage, cost no more than $7 per year, use KVM virtualization, and include NAT IPv4 + IPv6.

I wouldn't consider buying any vps under 1GB of ram. 1GB is minimum.

Ignore the OPs numbers, we'll make the example simple using $1 per month. I buy a VPS on Jan 1 for a year, for which I pay $12. I'm happy with the service, so I buy another VPS on on November 1 for

One major limitation is that OpenBSD's VMM can only issue one vCPU, so anything genuinely CPU heavy is out. Another limitation is that OpenBSD's scheduling isn't great, and if every core is pegged, pe

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On VirtFusion, there is a nice recovery mode that works well, and you can mount an ISO to boot from, as well. The new VPS you're moving to should have that.

That's why I keep a 2 GB disk partition with a bootable Debian image on this VPS, because booting from a recovery ISO is not possible on GreenCloud. I shall figure out all the needful when I'll sit at

Could you just boot into recovery mode on the new VPS, create the zfs partition, and restore the files from backup?

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Exactly, the only caveat is if the new VPS is just 1 byte smaller than the old one, then dd this dick.

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Then you are doing it the wrong way. You should always take offsite backup, we would recommend all our customers to do so. I’m not sure what is missing on the new VPS on VirtFusion here that you can n