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DisabledRAM : 23.4 GiBSwap : 7.0 GiBDisk : 21.4 TiBDistro : Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)Kernel : 6.1.0-51-amd64VM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ OfflineIPv4 Netwo

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* 24 TB @ 10 Gbit/s ~or~ Unlimited @ 250 Mbit/s with daily speed increase (noref)

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* Disk - NVME 2x960 GB or 2x1 TB

There are other NVME disk packages, but they are a bit more expensive.

• Speed limit after bandwidth usage is exceeded — no overage charges

FWIW I did minimal benchmarking (hey, it's one shared server with lots of users and I don't want to "push the brakes" for all) and transferred a few quite large files (2 digit GBs) a

@LEmeINalr There's literally none except the port speed and the drop rate.

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We also don't oversell disk or memory. What you're assigned is yours. CPU is overcommitted 2:1, but most of these apps barely use CPU to begin with. It helps us avoid the CPU steal and sluggishness yo

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@HostBilby still going strong

I would not choose solely by country or advertised port speed. Ask each provider for test IPv4/IPv6 endpoints, upstreams, peering information and written confirmation that the commercial VPN use case

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