Agree, I regret buying those vps for vpn use. Never buy vps for vpn anymore, not stable at all.

Considering to cancel my HostUS VPS for this... network has been a bit slow and ping is unstable... this is excluding last time where I encountered DDOS issues during BF/CM (Image)

This was already addressed several times, and there's much misleading information out there, including twisted information.

Exiting QuadraNet is not something you've considered, but it still happened.

Hi @ifyko -- that's a great point, with 100's of nodes deployed we're doing very well and the health of our company is amazing. We're achieving our goals, while creating new ones.

Considering these day you can have 1GB for the price of these 512MB and under, I take the 1GB one.

512 is plenty for OpenVZ boxes considering what they're usually used for (nameservers, VPN servers, uptime monitors, etc.).

Yup, offering Dedicated Servers, Colocation and the whole pallet of services as well with our very own hardware.

I see, yeah you're probably right guys, It's like the "unlimited storage" that google had, basically most paid users won't even do 1TB, so out of 50 users if 1 uses 100TB it will st

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Considering they built their core on the PHP Register Globals until Localhost.re called them out, they started improving some code base. They also had an security fix recently which apparently was on

Considering the SSD speeds I’m not surprised by the NVMe disk speed

considering the alternatives VVV yes, bring back @Nekki

Some side note to investor driven price increasings at webpros. In the last annual report from oakley capital stands one sentence about cpanel revenue growth.

lol. You do know I never said my budget was 20USD initially right?

And I mean heavy attacks. These are in the hundreds of gbps. And your meager budget, things are not compatible

That's why I am also considering OVH vps even though I already have servers. I know cloudflare magic protection is also quite good but I haven't found any provider other than buyvm that's out of stock

I will soon launch a mining pool. I am wondering what I should use to protect my mining pool against ddos attacks. The competing pools are known for ddosing eachother quite heavily, and for many days.

Bandwidth: 40 TB / month

Considering, rent increases, employee wage increase, cost of living increases, electricity rate increases... not sure how your one factor of "technology evolve " is enough to justify