@dediserve LET VPS offer, @delimiter KVM VPS pool

send like 3 8tb drives to delimiter for slot hosting, combine them into a 3-dedicated-core vps with 3gb of ram and ?? amount of traffic, and have it run for 30/month.

You could try Delimiter's slot hosting. Pre-load your drives, then ship them to Atlanta. @mikeyur

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You should take a look at Delimiter, Dacentec, LetBox, WholeSaleInternet, Noxic, QuickPacket. They will be suitable for you.

Delimiter's cloud resource product will work nicely, you can dice up the resources as needed.

A bit more east (Atlanta) - but our E5420 servers fall within your specs and are $20/month on quarterly billing. https://www.delimiter.com/dedicated-servers/

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@globalRegisters Yes, I know about the others. But, as of this moment, I have only tried services from 2 companies from the ones that you have mentioned - Delimiter and Dacentec (Who I just rented a s

Dude, are you trying to a free server, a job or just plain brownie points from delimiter?

And in the event of a raid failure, or even worse a complete FS corruption (lets assume fsck doesn't and can't fix it) - what is he supposed to do?

Delimiter is a budget provider, really smaller as company than OVH. But, again, you should know wnat specs do you need: What Raid? HDD/SSD? Network port? Where is your target group? US or Europe?

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Step 1 - Buy a dedi from https://www.delimiter.com/ @mikeyur @MarkTurner

Any of our servers fit the bill? https://www.delimiter.com/dedicated-servers/

If you're more flexible on the setup time, we have some servers that would fit your specs: https://www.delimiter.com/dedicated-servers/

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Not sure on that one exactly, possibly? I just asked my provider about it and they said their UPS's kicked on fine and that's why I didn't see an issue. I'm just below Delimiter.

Yea my company's rack at another provider in the same building didn't go down. Smooth transition to gen power and back to grid power was flawless. Now delimiter all your fail safes aways fails now why

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