Sorry, I somehow missed this, but the short answer: No

I doubt they rented many servers there. And no owned hardware from what I know.

Considering NB's recent ungraceful exit, there may be spare space in a Melbourne DC (Image)

We offer you a VS-Medium tariff plan:

If you are considering a Ukraine location, then there we can provide you with such server configuration for $100 /month.

Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

Not a VPS, but https://www.hetzner.com/sb sometimes has a dedicated server with 4x 12TB or 16TB drives, hosted in Germany (FSN or NBG) or Finland (HEL) with 1 gigabit unlimited usage. Monthly pricing

This is something we're actively considering (Image)

We recommend considering cheap VPS for your goals. It may be really better for you, especially since, at a discount, you can snatch it at a hosting price.

Before joining Brella (my current employer) I used to run a paid blogging platform called DynaBlogger. I am going to open source the app hopefully soon (want to change a few things first since it was

Separate webpage hosting is no problem - I already have it, and can build a simple webpage for credits, transcripts, links, etc. I would have to check out self hosted options for analytics, ember play

I used to recommend people starting out in podcasting to use services like Libsyn as well, but no longer. But I totally understand your recommendation. It definitely eases the on-ramp to podcasting si

First the Sysinfo

Here is seven years of my podcast creation/ hosting/ streaming journey summarized in150 words:

I expected that from You, I would never think that You would mislead anyone.

Nah, we definitely rent/lease hardware where able. I'm not ashamed to admit publicly that I have no interest in taking in big loans or financing a bunch of hardware at this time. I don't want to be pa

Interested in an older kimsufi server:

@spoit_sun

I didn't realize you didn't own/operate. While I understand that this is a work-around for that, you're adding complexity on the user and operational side. Any possible way you can ask the second prov

Doesn't need to, there's an apache instance running on the host reverse proxying (also does the tls termination) into 127.0.0.1:8080 which is mapped to the container.