ah, obviously Netcup lol

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One Provider's Atom C2350 dedi or the old Netcup RS 1000 G8 Intel Xeon Gold 6140 dedicated Vcore?

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curious to understand, why to transfer? I see netcup has fixed contract, unlike hetzner. Hetzner is monthly payment right? You can close on next billing cycle?

NetCup Root Server or VPS? 2TB of RAID-10 SSD at 46 or 39 euro, respectively, with 64GB of RAM.

netcup is paid half a year, I will pay the remaining fees next 6 month.

I have netcup 6 root server, Can you push to me?

VPS is again on market, it goes to the first one that sends me a message saying he wants its and he is fine with netcup contracts/cancelation policies.

So I am giving away a NetCup VPS because I don't have a need for it anymore (i moved almost all services from it to dedicated machine). Specs are:

You really should split it up. NetCup has a 46 euro Root Server that you can use to create a cluster that should be perfect for your requirements.

NetCup Root Servers: Dedicated CPU threads, RAM and Disk space. Shared Disk IOPS and Network.

3) IMO you should in such cases look for providers who offers cheap suitable plans for it (huge RAM, CPU and HDD still for relatively low prices, for example Netcup, Contabo); or better for cheap dedi

With a dedicated machine you can get access to BIOS/IPMI depending on the provider and easier run VM's yourself. Some providers support nested virtualization, I think in case of NetCup they want a bit

I've been using Netcup's root server, which allows me to utilise allocated resource at maximum capacity, according to their terms. This, from an layman's point of view, seems akin to dedicated servers

I think @PHP_Friends are much better in this respect - they need only 14 days advance notice to cancel the contract (compared to Netcup and others, who need a minimum 4 weeks notice most of the time w

Right. Similar it is in case of Netcup and Firstroot (all they are german companies)

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