We’ve been operating gameserver.gratis at SkyLink for over 5 years now - zero network issues ever and our users are extremely sensitive to latency and packet loss (especially in gaming), and the netwo

first of all i like to mention, that SkyLink is a carrier-neutral datacenter.

If your primary goal is to send around 3,500 transactional and follow-up emails daily, I'd highly recommend using AWS SES instead of setting up your own SMTP server on a VPS.

Go with leaseweb , yes they allow mailing (confirmed by their own team)

Hi @Cam - do you have any VPS with GPUs (I just need a little bit of VRAM 500mb to 1G)? I am a trader and charting is better with a little GPU, instead of 100% CPU.

Hey, RDNS and own iso feature is on the roadmap to add soon. Regarding routes, if You can DM me if anything is wrong, we can try checking if it can be re-routed via better path (Image)

just put in their customer support email and give them a taste of their own medicine

Absolutely! I forgot to mention, our control panel lets you fully customise your VM specs, so you're not limited to fixed plans. Simply choose the configuration that best fits your needs (Image)

This is an amazing offer, thank you for putting it together!

I was even thinking of experimenting with a script to upload backups to my own cloud storage. However, a built-in feature that creates a complete mirror or image of the entire drive would be incredibl

* We use a distributed storage system (Ceph) that keeps at least 3 replicas of your data across different nodes. This ensures your data remains safe and available even if a disk or node fails. In case

All reputable companies here use a mirrored raid to prevent loss in a drive failure incident. If your data is important you should maintain your own backups and not rely on any hosts backup service, i

Recently, we needed to perform four-line monitoring tests for a client. After searching extensively online, we discovered that most existing Looking Glass panels were outdated PHP-based solutions—eith

Looks like it's more a rule than exception for their late responses... I have been waiting for more than 2 weeks to get a rDNS removed. And waiting for 1 1/5 week to get a refund.

Storage: 2x1920GB NVME

There were largely one time migrations when moving from renting hardware onto our own infrastructure. Unfortunately, it was kind of unavoidable if we wanted to improve our services/hardware and resolv

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Just for the record, because today's PrivacyNightmareRecord post magically disappeared. Thankfully I had the announcement saved:

No you are right that feature was added in pve 8.4 back in april, we usually wait up to 6 months until upgrading. It would be great to see proxmox fixing even more stuff about it's behaviour with expe

So if you are not happy with that, complain with Proxmox, not with me. I just referred to their information -- without any own opinion.