@Homwer You cannot shrink a disk on a KVM machine.

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For example that starting plan has 12GB of (DDR5) RAM, 40GB of NVMe disk, includes a dedicated IP, 3 off-site (duplicated) backups, and 5 MySQL Databases. Plus advanced application filtering and Sourc

If you have a good backup strategy and 24-48 hr downtime is not an issue for u, then u can go with a singe disk.

If a few hours of downtime while you re-provision and restore is acceptable (personal projects, dev boxes, anything non-customer-facing), a single NVMe is genuinely fine and lots of people run exactly

Small pro tip for lazy people: You should be able to shrink your root partition (including the fs) to something that fits your new dedi/vps (do it from rescue) and then just copy the disk image (somet

Recently I needed more disk space, so I contacted support. They pointed me to their upgrade interface. When I selected additional storage, the displayed price was €0.00. I clicked the “continue” butto

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is stable. Deluxhost is far better better in Speed, reachability and responsibilities than the wasting of money on khanwebhost. That khanwebhost firewall rules is the worst firewall rules I ever used

@DeluxHost , your effort to mitigate the attack is appreciated, but as many others in this thread I see that at least part of the issues with my VPS are related to the disk access and hopefully could

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My VPS affected are the F-SERIES from my observations too. The F-SERIES just keep going through Public IP changing to private IP, Very slow Booting, very Slow internet speed and very constant disconne

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disk write around 837 MB/s

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@DeluxHost port 80 fixed now on my W-Series and working fine now on my W-Series. But unfortunately the problem of Public IP changing to private IP and Very slow Booting, very Slow internet speed and c

For most dev/API workloads bandwidth is rarely the bottleneck — a couple TB/month covers a lot unless you're serving media or large downloads. I'd worry more about RAM and disk I/O. If you're running

So if you don't need the 2025 vps-1 specs (which is a vps-2 now), the new vps-1 might be good. Downsizing as prices go up like hell. And by the yabs from @fredo1664 (with gb6 single core at 1053 and m

* SSD Disk ( > 10GB)