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Softlayer, Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 67.2MB/s Softlayer, Frankfurt, DE 159.122.69.4 7.90MB/s Softlayer, Singapore, SG 119.81.28.170

Moving a bit farther inland in the western USA - InceptionHosting in Phoenix is reliable, performant, and quite affordable. Same goes for BuyVM in Las Vegas, and SpeedyKVM, HostDoc, and DrServer in D

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from @Francisco at BuyVM?

operators in this space that are also good. BuyVM slices are great but are monthly-only and have a lot of stock shortages. Several VM hosts in Germany (I don't understand the reason for this) seem

- 250+ scripts

Looks like there's some stock available right now. Gotta go fast. Otherwise https://buyvmstock.com/ is a good third party site for tracking BuyVM stock.

I will survive the weak CPU but 250 mbit shared will be a nightmare.

But yea, if getting a VPS and setting it up on there is now OK for you, there are just too many options to list. Any buyvm is probably a good choice then!

Seems like the OVH ARMs would work well, if you don't mind a weak CPU and 250 mbit (Image)

Seattle, USA 67.228.112.250 9.92MB/sLeaseweb, Washington, USA 207.244.94.80 9.22MB/sVultr, Dallas, USA 108.61.224.175 19.2MB/sLinode, Dallas, US

OVH, Vultr, Hetzner, Linode, BuyVM, and maybe Scaleway. All very reliable!

Get a slice!

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Softlayer, Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 7.39MB/s

For some reason, I always thought it was much more complicated. After looking at BuyVM guide, it seems much easier than originally thought.

Setting up your own GRE tunnel is very easy, was going to link the BuyVM guide too. Just make sure you make it persistent!

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