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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I also need a few performant, high reliability systems with very good and quick support - and those I buy from higher end providers (like e.g. netcup). Those are the systems I need to be virtually 100

Maybe you can help me with a simple thing. I have a root VPS at Netcup, which I use mainly as a webserver and nextcloud. Right now, I have a second project which needs some extra power to do desktop w

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A good VPS will be better than a dedi at this price point. Consider WisHosting ( @exception0x876 ), ServaRica ( @servarica_hani ), Contabo ( @contabo_m ), HotlineServers ( @hotlineservers ) and NetCup

Just to compare, say with Netcup (maybe also MyLoc and likely others), they will raise separate invoices per order (I think maybe if you order multiple servers at the same time via a single checkout/c

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Peformance from FI to Netcup is really slow, 150GB takes hours to transfer. Now i first copy it to my Hetzner DE storagebox and then to my Netcup server.

Some of the big players (non LE) that do offer a DPA afaik: @Hetzner_OL , @contabo_m , @ninzo59 (OVH), All-Inkl, Netcup, DO, Strato, 1&1 IONOS.

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@PHP_Friends , are better with ddos protection i think so you must go with them instead of netcup

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I want to buy the VM of netcup, but their registration is very strict and I can't pass it