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* There was also a typo in your original title: you wrote "Do you own backups", which I read as a question meaning 'Do you own/possess backups?', but you intended to write "

* Fully owned hardware in The Netherlands

Well maybe my reply was confusing, i simply wanted to say that in short your vps will be used as a testing grounds, deploying some OSS and learning how it works, maybe development, and there won't be

Just to be clear, this isn't my article. I have no connection with the author, I just found the article on HackerNews and came to a completely opposite conclusion but still found it interesting, which

@ralf , I've edited the thread title in order to make it less misleading

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Hello, do you support bringing your own IP?

With this strategy, you can not afraid lose your data, you have lifetime storage, your own, you can take amazon cold archive, for cheap store, and if one of them fault you still will be 3 copy of data

That's the reason I avoid tech giants for anything important. They're known for deleting accounts without warning, providing no reason, and you often can't even contact a human working at the company.

Yeah, lifetime... https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/208202/do-you-own-backups-aws-deleted-my-10-year-account-and-all-data-without-warning (Image)

At first I thought "unholy fuck, I hope ralf somehow gets his data back!". But now, having glanced over "the message" you wanted to propagate, i.e. the linked artic

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500 Mbps would probably be enough but with the extra RAM (512 MB -> 1 GB) it costs 10200 LEK which after applying the RAINDOG50 coupon comes out to 5400 LEK / 56 EUR which is way above my budge

Do your own OFFSITE backups

I've gone with a title that's a slightly less popular take on this story, but this story does nonetheless show how important keeping your own backups and practising recovery is...

We don't have only 100Mb/s ... we do up to 500Mb/s now...

@ashish168527 Please help me understand. I thought you said that you were working for clients and that you wanted to use your VPS as a testing ground according to client requirements?

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