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https://kb.onidel.com/hc/kb/articles/1772277030-bgp-and-byoip-bring-your-own-ip

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But that being said, Skrime does feel pretty interesting for certain use cases too :-) and we all appreciate the work done by lowendtalk providers for giving us the deals that we love so shoutout to a

Our XEON 1G IPv6-only fits your requirements:

Hey eramax, we don't have an annual billing option for that plan right now. You can order it monthly at 0.99€/mo here: skri.me/xeon - just extend it 11 months after ordering and you're set for the yea

I have ks-le-e SSD 2024 standard edition. 16.6 month/ 300 Mbps up, 1gbps down.

Thanks, will check it out, I know about Zappie, but looking for some other options first.

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/md3):---------------------------------Block Size | 4k (IOPS) | 64k (IOPS) ------ | --- ---- | ----

Depends what SSD it is, if its a good one, still a keeper.

Tasty chickens but I need EPYC mystery or RISE-LE-4 or failing that a LE-E nvme/ssd

Could you please share what offers and specs are currently available between around 500GB-5TB storage options? Would they also be available in a couple months if I don't decide right away?

Asking for 30€ for each KS-LE-C and 40€ for each KS-LE-1. Accepting PayPal F&F or Crypto for additional fee.

---Dear netcup Community,three weeks ago, I gave you an update on the RAMpocalypse here in this forum. At the time, our hope was to get through this crisis without a price increase.Here's the update,

If IPv6-only works for you, we also have that at 0.99€/mo (11.88€/year).

Relevant discussion: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/214896/looking-for-annual-vps-under-15-10tb-bandwidth/p1

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The AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon and Storage VPS are located in Netherlands-only. There is nothing specific you need to select.

Honestly, I feel your pain. 22MB/s disk speed for a production database is just brutal. It really sounds like you've hit the ceiling of what that OpenVZ node can handle, or the host is just oversellin

* 2 × E5-2630 v4 (20 cores, 40 threads) // 128 GB DDR4 RAM (ref)