For your rather modest requirements (resource wise at least), I'd say go with a good VPS provider and you'll be all set. I can definitely recommend Netcup (if you're lucky you can still pick up an Eas

2Core, 8GB? root server? so probably netcup...

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common sense. If you used an EU service like netcup or leaseweb and just leave it expires without requesting for a service cancellation, be prepared to have debt collector on your door in a few weeks

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Like I said in this post it's fine if you don't share this opinion. Btw, recently our colleagues from netcup even reduced the amount of CPU cores in their bigger models due to increased overall CPU us

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Hello Guys where to find eggs for 1,79€ VPS 200 G8 for the netcup https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2000 ?

hours and see if the speed matches your i3. The Netcup machine will at best be comparable to the Hetzner (but cheaper since it's monthly billed).

That's why I love my netcup and Prometeus VPSs.

The "cores" in netcup root servers and vservers are both vcores, I'm pretty sure. The root servers have dedicated vcores while the vservers have shared vcores. Because of hyperthre

is good I cancel my kimsufi and only get VPS NetCup.

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LET from various other members who did buy the Netcup Root servers around the time they first showed up here.

(a) netcup root servers (as opposed to the simple VPS) have dedicated vCores which gets pretty close to the situation with a dedi (no significant slowing by bad neighbours, etc).

The're both somewhat comparable in terms of raw numbers but the issue with Netcup is that it is shared so there can be times when the performance degrades (and I think they'll throttle you if you hog

I'd definetly go for the netcup one in this case... it's just qemu but it still comes with AES passthrough which the i3 doesn't have at all.