Just to clarify, I’m looking to purchase these servers with delivery to the Netherlands or Germany, rather than rent them

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They literally just commented above saying they don't do Eindhoven anymore and everything is Leaseweb nowadays. Doesn't hurt to read.

From what I understand (and this is really simplifying it), federation allows multiple instances and its users to talk to eachother.

This isn't true. They offer VPSs from two locations, one is their own hardware and network in Eindhoven and another is the Leaseweb offerings from the AMS-01 centre.

Yeah it's self-hosted, so you can put it on your own site easily.

I don't see what all the fuss is about federated. I just want one chat open source platform for whatever group I want to create. I don't care about everything linking together like fb, twitter, insta,

As others have noted - We invoice from the 1st to the 1st, if you order on the 10th or later you also get invoiced for the next month, it is in the text on your screenshot right above the billing cycl

It turned out really helpful, I rely on it all the time for years. Actually if you want to know, it's sending an SMS (text) notification to a mobile number, from certain conditions on Telegram, such a

No system is secure. The age of AI has made that easy; I think VPS servers will fall out of favour if these vulnerabilities keep cropping up – even a dedicated server isn’t safe if they manage to bre

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"vps are not on Leaseweb but their own infra". Please clarify. But the VPS servers are located inside leaseweb datacenters? Will I get the same Leaseweb global network performance? I

TL;DR instead of removing the qemu-guest-agent package which can limit your VPS' ability to integrate with the provider dashboard, you can prevent it from performing malicious actions by running:

Keep in mind, hosting by design's vps are not on Leaseweb but their own infra. They sell dedicated servers from Leaseweb, which are not well priced compared to the Hostdzire deals imo.

Why are so many people hosting 'critical services' on dirt-cheap servers without any backups? You should always keep at least one backup under your own control.

I am looking for a Remote Protection solution to use in an on-premise environment.

You seem to insist things must stay exactly as they are—just because this is LET? Providers like Hetzner, OVH, Netcup, and Host-c can raise prices. Yet you think Hostdzire isn’t allowed to do the same

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KS-LE-B, obviously. There was even a discount code for free setup. Quite a few people here have been gambling over the last few days. I heard @plumberg hit the loto several times, although he doesn’t

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