Probably about 15 years ago, I got a 128mb VPS with BuyVM. And I was hooked.

Ive been through this gripe a few times and the only commercial-hobbyist options are unfortunately pretty much Rage4 tunnel and BuyVM VPS with the 3/4 locs if you can manage to get stock ($72 a year i

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@visualwebtechnologies said:

This is quite encouraging to hear. I'll definitely be getting more services from you once you restock. I need to replace my servers from the dying BuyVM.

Main Storage: 1x 250 GB (SSD NVMe

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

I'll go first,

From my rough understanding, Ram prices of 32GB DDR4 feel at 200-250$ to me, even giving the benefit of doubt at 250 for a huge company like netcup we will have 32 THOUSAND sticks of 32 gb ram which c

I'm looking any servers below on CA account:

So within the high egress market, I think Ionos and buyvm are having for customers to atleast have a say in to prevent such price rises and to have somewhat of a say.

1 CPU // 4GB DDR2 // 250GB SATA

250-300$ Maybe? Not sure on the pricing.

* 48 TB @ 1 Gbit/s ~or~ Unlimited @ 250 Mbit/s with daily speed increase (noref)

Thanks for your suggestion. I will likely go to netcup/ovh/ionos maybe buyvm/upcloud too. I just wanted to know if there are some niche providers who could've better suited my needs that I could suppo

(Also worth mentioning that although yes there are ionos,ovh,netcup,buyvm etc. which offer free/generous traffic limits, I wish to support niche providers too perhaps and maybe a niche provider might

* at least 250-500 GB SSD or NVMe (2 for RAID1 would be nice for redundancy but not required)