Actually no, at least according to my experience. Configuring an email server for 1 domain with 5 users is actually not much easier or less work than for 100 domains and 50000 users.

Hello, I'm looking at making the switch away from Google to save money and I was looking at setting up my own mail server. I was thinking of just setting up POP/IMAP and SMTP services on a VPS and cal

It is dedicated and network is unmetered 100 Mbps, no limitation on monthly bandwidth limit. Also, CPU and Hard Disk is fully dedicated for you, sometimes in shared servers suppose your neighbor is ha

Idling it obviously.

Real question: what do people do with these? Price/performance ratio is pretty bad, even considering the sale. Network speed is atrocious in 2019. And these "flash sales" are happeni

I am considering moving onto colocation sometime in the future since it would allow me a lot more flexibility and customization. CodingHorror has mused and remarked on his use of small form factor/min

I see, yes everything considering Win Licencing is foggy especially when it comes to upgrading a machine.

@smallbibi

They are based in Hong Kong apparently.

My gut feeling is that the he's not shilling, just one of those 'alpharacks pricing tier deal hunters', considering where the company is based and how long they've been around

I'm not much into believing - prefer knowing.

Do you really need to have 10Gbps unmetered? What you also could do, considering your budget, is a 10Gbit port and a 2Gbit commit for that price it gets doable. (500USD/m)

I have my own, but I ended up going for the first choice posted here, thinking of using google

Love the pic. Not really the case though, as those questions make the difference as to whether they can be reused for an application we were considering or would just sit unused for us as well.

As they generously provide free test servers for 3 days, which is more than sufficient, I got one of those test VPS and benchmarked it. Here's the data, some remarks, and a summary:

From your experience which would be the best for the long term, when considering openvz7 and KVM Virtualization?

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It's probably the same as php-friends. It's one dedicated non-dedicated cpu, not to be confused with anything you can set a lower bound performance guarantee with.

Just had a look. "1 vCore Xeon v2" means what? What Xeon? What's a 1 Core vCpu? Is a vCpu something like 25% of 1 thread? Or what? And if 5€/mo really is a promotion (it seems to rea

Ummm ... okay but then you might have to pay more than €0.01666 per day for this prem service.