I’m running a few Docker containers and exposed my Nextcloud server via WireGuard to my BuyVM LV VPS (running Nginx as a reverse proxy). Is it better to run Jellyfin through Docker? My server might la

I'm sorry, but I believe that if you're saying this as if it's PV's fault, you either have zero knowledge of the situation, or are intentionally being disingenuous. Ian has made it clear that PV was g

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Also other ex-easyVM customers' that are not on dirt cheap deals but still way cheaper than PureVoltage deals, will get an email X months later saying that, sorry lads we don't offer this server anymo

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No any company does any favour to any customer, it's trading world, you need to get money in return of doing said "favour". Why would PureVoltage would care about anyone's data? Or i

You folks seem to be bitching that a larger host rescued you from the inevitable doom of the brand… the guy wasn’t doing the proper things and his dirt cheap yearly deals didn’t cut the bills.

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This is the cpu all those cheap chinese android tv boxes use. I don't remember it being that bad honestly

If a provider can't offer sustainable deals, then they shouldn't offer it. Are you going to blame customers for wanting cheap ass deals?

Cheap hardware likely sold for debt value and or close to. However, servers come with the risk of paying for power etc.

It's a bit cheaper but nice to have something cheap and dedicated in the us.

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sure it's shit, but at least it's cheap and they won't randomly disappear with your money after 2 months.

Want cheap evaluation license /or BYOL, then checkout Kuroit/LittleCreek etc

Go on a "vacation" by yourself and get a cheap airbnb with wifi.

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Do you know from where i can get cheap dedicated servers to run cPanel on?