We've been heads-down over here too. Past 4 months we rebuilt our whole infrastructure and we're just wrapping up the migration of our 5th datacenter (London) as I type this.

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they can't, SSD too expensive now

Well, installing Devuan (which, if you don't know it, is basically Debian without systemd) and not selecting any software suites during setup isn't really all that complicated. Obviously the lack of s

Recommended SpecsFor a stable, long-term deployment, the official Ubuntu Server System Requirements and community consensus suggest slightly higher specs:CPU: 2 GHz dual-core processor or betterRAM:

Huh? What exactly would impact performance so badly? Your base system will use like 45-50MB of RAM (if you don't want to put in work to manually slim down the kernel) and there's maybe another like 5M

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Very little is a pretty subjective measure. Even in 2026 you can do quite a bit with something as low as 128-256MB. 1.5 or 2.5GB should be more than enough for the average use case unless it's massive

BASIC (UA)· Xeon E3-1220 · 16GB DDR3 · 250GB SSD or 1TB HDD · 1 Gbps port · 1 Gbps bandwidth

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For the prices, the service specs should be improved, at least with a little RAM. Even before the "RAM Bomb," Racknerd always offered very little RAM; 1.5GB and 2.5GB plans are reall

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Thanks! In Europe we have options for 1 Gbps Unmetered in all locations including the Netherlands, Switzerland, Norway. We have servers in other locations too, just reach out if interested (Image)

Some more options could include:

256GB NVMe SSD

25~30G disk[ssd / hdd raid,not disk heavy tasks anyway]

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2x 1TB Enterprise SSD

- Intel Xeon Gold 6242R hardware with ECC RAM in a Tier III datacenter in Frankfurt