Their 80TB limit also allows for ~250 Mbps constantly per month

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I mean BuyVM is constantly out of stock, and only gets stock at specific times of the month and if you miss it, you’re fucked. Hence my comparison to having to do a weird thing at a specific time.

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Buyvm slice and slabs?

funding we were using the living crap out of BuyVM and DigitalOcean. Even then I was very selective with what we put where and who we work with. After a certain amount of growth you end up wanting

Disk Space: 250 GB

- 250+ scripts

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| Singapore (400M) | 638 Mbits/sec | 250 Mbits/secClouvider | NYC, NY, US (10G) | 518 Mbits/sec | 52.9 Mbits/secClouvider | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 623 Mbits/sec

The new node worked well for a while, so I was happy with that. I ended up migrating away from BuyVM right when iowait started going up again. (unrelated reason - just wanted to consolidate some of my

I've been running my email server on HostHatch for a while and haven't had any issues. I recently migrated a BuyVM server to HostHatch too. Most of my important stuff (my site, dnstools.ws, my email,

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I never had issues with CPU steal at BuyVM, but I did have issues with iowait - it wasn't uncommon to see 10-20% iowait. It was solved for a while when they migrated me to a new host machine, but then

4 dedicated cores + 16GB RAM + 100GB storage used to be $40/month, but a kinda similar plan with 4 cores (2 dedicated and 2 fair share) + 16GB RAM + 75GB storage is now only $15/month. That's pretty c

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