@Francisco's guide is very well written and easy to follow even if you're not a BuyVM customer. I've used it to successfully set up a GRE tunnel in the past.

This revised benchmark / speedtest is still from the 250 Mbps "ROOT 1N" ...? (I notice disk speed seems to have increased as well. Looks good to me.)

250 Mbps Bandwidth

https://buyvm.net/block-storage-slabs/

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OVH, Online.net, Ecatel/Novogora, BuyVM LUX just to new a few.

BuyVM Las Vegas with CN2 connectivity? gigabit unlimited right?

BuyVM - get a slice TM

buyvm, hostdoc, ultravps.eu

I would utilise 250 nonstop if everything goes well, however that might take a while... but i prefer alot of extra space here for errors and margin.

Played with using ProxyCommand to route scp through a few other locations - tunneling through BuyVM Las Vegas got me a hair over 7 MB/s to Letbox (Psychz LA) ... but for whatever reason no such joy tu

following up on a few "issues" with my previous report ...

NVM E-SSD2 vCores3TB @ 250mbps (SG) 500 mbps (UK/FRANCE) 1gbps (GERMANY) 10gbps (USA) 4GB DDR4 ECC RAM 1 IPv4 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage £4.99/m | £50/y

icky as long as my volume doesn't go far beyond 250 or 300 GB/month. Let's say I allocate 60 GB of that to my backup solution. That translates to about 2 GB/day - which is far more than I - and I gue

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Here are some additional contenders on the East Coast (BuyVM+VaporNode are already top notch and have been covered).

Frankly the budget is not realistic, 2-4GB RAM for VPS is not low requirements at all. As mining pool tends to attract DDOS attack, go for a host that is DDOS protected, I would suggest go with BuyVM.

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with 50 MBit/s downstream. There I only meassure 250 KB/s (2 Mbit/s) which of course isn't worth talking about. Of course we all know DTAG peering policy. But 2 Mbit/s.. Obviously even Hetzner with t