Check out Hetzner (Germany/Finland) or Netcup (Austria/Germany). Both offer excellent CPU share, solid NVMe storage, and rock-solid network performance in the EU with great peering.If you want a budge

of quality, which again is likely a question of price and even the highest possible quality can still fail. In the end storing something in just a single location is always a gamble that might result

$41.91/year (price after discount)

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After a good night of sleep and some thinking: I think that adding a few bucks to the VPS (yours) price might help wrt ETA and be well justified (after all, we customers get something valuable, safety

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It's basically a race to zero price.

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So apparently their 2c8g64g was from 2025. After paying, I only got 2c6g32g. That's not a huge deal to me because it's still quite good for the price, but it does mean that they provided less resource

Price: €23 per month

* Price: €23 per month

* Price: €23 per month

The price ratio of SSD vs HDD was 1:2

Excuse me but where you saw that price? I just checked Hostdzire site and found the cheapest NL VPS plan at 9.99 per month.

buy 2 VPSes and have them failover for a total price of less than 1 with all the bells and whistles it could be a valid use case.

Good luck finding unmetered in Singapore - especially at that price point.