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@DediRock Don't use DediRock's VPS. Their sub-$10 VPS is severely oversold — the CPU can't handle Telegram bots at all, with usage constantly hitting 100%. I'd suggest spending a bit more and going wi

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W pricing but like you know, the /24 Nat subnet seems very breakable to me but hey they are cheap tho the 3$ minimum but thats fine with me, will give 1g, 5gb fast, 20g hdd a shot

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We don't have it now, but your request gave me idea for new product, cheap small containers with IPv6 and NAT.

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can i have one for cheap

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Exactly this. There's no reason to go with that machine if all you need is cheap processing power. All it has that you can't get with a newer, cheaper, lower-power machine is lots of PCIe lanes and vP

Ok fair enough I guess and you got me here as I kind of would have used it like a cheap dedi too. At least I would have saved some admin compared to running stuff on several machines. Thank you.

at some point those machines really do get to big and will be used more like cheap dedicated servers instead of being used like a vps for some easy 0815 workload

Is it even possible to get a 1G/10G unmetered VPS in Africa w/ unmetered bandwidth at a reasonable price?

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dedirack, racknerd, vp slayer, go to Offer section and dig, lol. $10-$20 yearly is a bit tight, but there are a lot of $5 monthly. You might need to test and pick the best one, you can also do health

I was talking to a friend last night about the prices and I got a colo server back last week that was used for game servers. Going to use it for VPS now but the RAM was like $500 back then and I looke

I think the moral of this story is never put anything production critical on a cheap dedicated server host or if you have something production critical load balance it between multiple hosts from diff