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We don't plan to stay with BuyVM. We will be hosting the L2TP tunnels on our infrastructure going forward. It will be a VM on a dedicated network server. The colo should be here for good.

We require no KYC and most issues I've had have honestly come from our LET promos and stupid cheap deals posted here sometimes.

We operate out of our own data center in Secaucus NJ. Along with colo in Equinix NY4, CoreSite NY2, Centersquare NYC3, Evocative EWR1, DataVerge JC1, 365 Datacenters NJ3, and H5 NJ1.

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Also Bunny would probably be pretty cheap

Can you recommend me a cheap and reliable image hosting?

Get a cheap netcup instance (they never turn those nodes off).. and put beszel and nezha on it.. problem solved. +1 for HetrixTools and production projects though.. solid service.

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It certainly doesn't take into account all the associated costs. Moldova's costs are high, especially in terms of the network. It's not as cheap as you think.

Though you get 4 cores, 8 GB RAM (or 16 GB for just 1€ per month more), 120 GB NVMe and 50 TB traffic for the 5.99€, so it's still pretty cheap IMHO.

@hosthatch what is the tradeoff on support level for getting cheap deals? If the whole node goes down, does it take longer time for support to take a look at this?

That’s how Cosmotown works. Always has been. Always will be. Cheap comes at the price of patience.

@Fourplex -- curious when you say you're going to your own colo space. is that going to be everything that operates these L2TP tunnels, your coming VPS offering? as in, leaving the buyvm infra and usi

The reason we cannot aggressively expand is because we have a fairly standard system that we deploy in all of our locations. This includes connecting to at least two (or more) upstreams. Most good dat

I think this was the problem, product so cheap and fast at same time would make my wallet going poof.

but equally I might keep it as is given it’s a cheap and cheerful rate.

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