ssdnodes just launched Mumbai 8GB VPS for $3/month

Uhm...so many nice comments about them. I wonder if I should get rid of SSDNodes after all also for my stuff..

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

As you may have read in another thread I am currently using an ultra cheap VPS from SSDNodes for my personal non critical stuff, but this is my wife's shop and needs to be online for obvious reasons,

However I will repeat - the uptime has been excellent, so if you are looking for an underperforming server that is reliable then you may be happy with ssdnodes.

fast disk for databases and plenty of ram. On my SSDNodes VPS I have 22 apps of different types and I don't see any difference at all in performance even compared with other servers with scores up to

(Quote)

I know. With the 4c/8g I was using Nextcloud and storage was not a problem because I was using S3 (iDrive e2) for Nextcloud as storage, but Nextcloud is crap so I switched to Seafile. Seafile is bette

BTW, in case I decide to keep it for now and cancel it later if I don't want to renew after a year. Do I read it correctly that I can cancel even just one day before the renewal?

(Quote)

I ran OpenShift on my SSDNodes VPS for about a year - performance wasn't fantastic - I had complaints after moving a Wordpress install there, but it's hard to argue with the pricing, and the APAC band

(Quote)

I personally tested and found out that you have just a few GB of real RAM and then it throttles very bad - it seems that host is swapping really hard (hence the name SSDnodes?).

Yeah ssdnodes has been pretty solid for me. Though their prices really just enable me to buy more than I'll use, which makes me a fairly ideal customer.

I think that you should stop burning your money. SSDNodes will put limits on your server sooner or later and it won't be amazing at it is now.

I was bored so I decided to try SSDNodes which made me curious because of it's ridiculous prices. The server I am testing has 8 vcores, 32GB of RAM and 480GB of NVMe storage.