@FAT32 I think the BuyVM "slab" storage (currently only in Las Vegas) is NVMe-cached while the KVM "slice" offerings (in NYC and elsewhere) are SSD but not NVMe?

Look no further. BuyVM.

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BuyVM?

The BuyVM cores are powerful, here's a geekbench of their $7 slice: https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/12285193

BuyVM usually has limited availibility around the 1st of the month - I've found https://buyvmstock.com to be useful for checking availibility

BuyVM: Slice 4096

buyVM NYC is indeed a great option - but may not be in stock right now ...

BuyVM

BuyVM and Host Virtual do provide VM with shared anycast subnet. But as far as I know, if one VM goes down it won't route to another VM in a different location and they don't have a backbone for this.

BuyVM provide a /64 IPv6 range with their KVM VPSes, and unmetered transfer @ 1 Gb/s.

I also found BGP Grid with two US locations starting at USD 160/mo. I’ve visited BuyVM a couple of times per year for the last two years and they’ve always been sold out.

I’m looking for a low-end VPS service provider with managed anycast IPv4 and 6 addressing. I’m only aware of BuyVM’s anycast VPS but surely there must be at least one or two other competitors?

BuyVM’s webpage on their Anycast IP offering is unclear on one point, and I was hoping someone here (@Francisco) would know the answer.

(23.111.171.221) 0.293 ms 0.273 ms 0.250 ms 3 10.254.0.0 (10.254.0.0) 0.676 ms 0.654 ms 0.626 ms 4 10ge2-14.core1.tpa1.he.net (216.66.0.213) 63.789 ms 63.751 ms 63.923 ms 5 100ge12-1.core

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https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/

Bandwidth: 5 TB (250 Mbps)

BuyVM.net

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