Thanks a lot for your info. Currently I am looking also at OVH VPS small plans which is around 45 EUR/year. I will wait for the offers I guess.

If you prefer to not wait until the birthday sale as @sh97 suggests, the cheapest option I see in the database would be:

8GB is almost a must for mailcow as its very memory hungry, I deployed it on my own server but it has only 16GB and together with the sites it would run into memory issues.

Add another 15% discount if you pay annually and you're down to just 28 EUR, which is quite fair for 1Gbps unmetered (Image)

You've already mentioned them but UKServers are great. They own and operate their own high end DC & network with staff onsite 24/7. You can pick up the phone and speak to someone who is within

You should probably sleep with the ethernet cable unplugged, just to be sure. (Image)

Location preferably EU, but it shouldn't matter since it will be just emails for my own sites and client websites. No kind of spamming. Its just official emails for sites like [email protected].

Yeah, my initial thought is that even if OVH has bad support, building our own HA infrastructure with a multi node load balancer, application servers, database, and multi-location backup storage would

I just spent close to 50 hours pentesting a hosting provider where a $3/mo subscription and a fuck-up from another customer gave me access to a chain of vulnerabilities I could use to hack both the ho

Docker inside KVM/Virtualbox + NAT. Should be extra-sufficient for any day-to-day activities.

Docker provides process isolation but doesn't fix application-layer vulnerabilities and a compromised application can still lead to data breaches and/or container escape.

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Care to enlighten us, mere mortals, on the specifics as of to why you need daily updates on a stable software product?

I am not going to waste my time on software that hasn't been updated for 8 months.

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So to get this FREE software to work, you will have to PAY for a third party scraping service. (Image)

Yeah, I don't really. As I find the utility of the tool still actual and by extension the utility of this thread to be active.

Serpbear doesn't do any scraping. It's talking to a third party Google Search API and Google Search Console.

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