Thank you for the suggestion, @Mxl. Unfortunately, it is billed quarterly (a bit over my budget when considering to pay yearly) and out of stock. I also do not know whether it has IPv6 as it is not in

You literally said this in your previous reply:

I'm not one one of the plans listed in this thread and I'm probably on a different node, but from what I've seen in recent months, the network is generally better than LET threads would lead you to be

Hello. thanks for considering RackNerd as a provider, I hope that we can work with you (Image)

I've been considering that, but this is a home setup and I have limited space for equipments. If there's any way to avoid that I'd probably try

Curious, what are you using for testing the first screenshot? Thanks

I ran a few tests, mostly because I love doing this kind of thing. For the LiteSpeed side of things I went with CyberPanel and LSWS (instead of OLS) since it's free for one domain. Centminmod compile

Our two LiteSpeed locations are ran through resellers (boo!) but it's for good reasons such as them having the active monthly customer base to afford the licensing for LiteSpeed which is about 25-50 U

I'm considering it but since the Melbourne location uses Apache instead of Litespeed it has lower limits as I've read here: https://smallweb.net/blog/smallwebs-cloudlinux-resource-limit-specifications

We made tests with M6 GPUs from Nvidia and we're happy with the performance. However, this card is very old and you can't easily find it brand new anymore. What's the best performance/dollar ratio car

i/o fast enough

It's not my choice per se, I am forced to do this because of some misinformation on the internet. I have already deployed my Application and is being used for production right now. I don't know if rei

based on this https://www.stackshare.io/stackups/proxmox-ve-vs-virtualbox#:~:text=Proxmox VE and VirtualBox can,stacks and 4 developer stacks. virtualbox has good reputation.

The first thing I do is google how to install proxmox on Ubuntu. And I can't find it anywhere, I only find a post on Reddit that says you can't.

I thought proxmox is the virtualization environment. is that wrong?

Add another +1, please. (Image)

Proxmox build on Debian just like cloudlinux based on CentOS

Too bad I already have my system up and running. I read on some reddit Proxmox is just another distro, installing Proxmox on Debian is just like installing Ubuntu on Debian. It's just not possible.

You mean host the WHMCS with them right? What's wrong hosting it there tho?

Apart from the fact that you're supposed to use it within their network. I say that loosely.