@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)

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✔ EnabledRAM : 3.7 GiBSwap : 0.0 KiBDisk : 38.7 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 26.04 LTSKernel : 7.0.0-14-genericVM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ OfflineIPv4 Network Informati

They offer KVM VPS servers in Gdańsk at Artnet DC with 1gbps port speed.

Disk Space: 40GB

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Port Speed: 1Gbps

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I can transfer my xhosts vps to you. It's epyc 2c2g with 35gb disk & 4tb bw monthly. Located in UK. It will expired on 26th this month, pricing at 15€ yearly. Gonna post them on 'Service Trans

You should be keeping "good" backups anyway. All sorts of things can go wrong, not just disk failures, so if the data matters it should be backed up with the 3-2-1 strategy regardles

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Server4You has been around forever — 20-ish years, so at least it's not a fly-by-night shop. The usual cheap-old-dedi rules apply though: check the setup fee, ask upfront how long a disk/PSU swap take