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There is a thread about a sub 20$/year providers: http://vpsboard.com/topic/308-list-of-reliable-sub-20-per-year-providers/ And a second list too.

Didn't say you made a bad deal. Just don't underestimate the work a dedicated server can cause if something is happening.

First of all ... if you do not need the resources stick to a vps. You rent a dedicated server to burn the resources and not to keep resource usage to a minimum. If you want to have the challenge for minimum resources buy a Respberry Pi. Back to topic - things you should do: Read over and...

No. Waste of money. 75$ ... 900$ a year for testing? Nope. Yes. I never "needed" a 1 Gbit port. Just because noone else does support that bandwith. You answered your own questions.

Really strange. If I look to my he tunnel everything looks fine: 2 gige-g3-8.core1.nyc4.he.net (2001:470:0:5d::1) 21.4 ms 15.785 ms 19.493 ms 3 level3.gige-g3-5.core1.nyc4.he.net (2001:470:0:202::2) 15.994 ms 15.753 ms 16.158 ms 4 2001:1900:19:6::7 (2001:1900:19:6::7) 15.819 ms...

There are people saying that OVH is the european cousin of CC. And if CC would have that deal in Chicago our NewYork - they would sell that stuff in seconds. There might be some CC hate out there but there are a lot of CC customers out there too (BlueVM, BuyVM, IPXcore, Liquidhost). And they...

I like the idea of small stupid and exchangeable frontend servers. They are not writing anything to the DB (comments done via Disqus). So they need only a local db slave. Still thinking about the best way to round robin through them. I don't like the idea of vps just sitting around and waiting...

I have to disagree to some of your arguments. Yep you're right a vps is easier to handle. Write a ticket and let someone else care about any hardware problems. And please stop laughing about Atoms. I am hosting a whole LAMP stack on a Raspberry Pi. So a dual core HT-enabled Atom will be enough...

Second that. Your plans should start at 512 MB. And of course OpenVZ.IO in New York, NY would be an instant buy.

Two vps on two continents (different provider/different tier) doing Master-Master replication for MySQL and MongoDB. Two vps (different provider/different tier) rsyncing my ruby scripts, websites and crons. One vps doing the nasty things (mail server) One vps collecting all encrypted backups...

Yup, good luck. A lot of people don't know nothing whatsoever about self-dependence. Not that easy to bear the whole economic risk and being your own boss.

What are your top 5 entries of your life's list of important things/people? What was your first experience with the internet? What is your favorit place for holidays? What is your - if I would have enough time and money - travel destination?

Munin is a little peace of perl magic. If you do not know it -> look at this demo. Installation is quite simple: apt-get install munin munin-node libcache-cache-perl Now you have to config munin: sudo nano /etc/munin/munin.conf Only part you have to alter: # a simple host tree [name of...

I don't see any results? @acd Just read through the whole tutorial...

That is the worst part of it. A lot of server owners loose their sureness that their servers were not altered/touched.

Me too. Even if some people do not want to believe - there are providers offering a good product and a good service based on CC. So back to topic: Does anyone have additional recommendations?

I am searching for sub 30$/year ipv4 vps providers in europe that do offer about 96-256MB of RAM. So I have allready checked: BudgetVM (UK) Crowncloud (UK) DotVPS (UK) EaseVPS (UK) Edis Ginernet (Spain) Iniz (NL) Iperweb (Italy) Lowendspirit (IPv6 only) MiniVPS (UK) Torqhost (Estonia) Did i...

Yup your right. But this is the "reliability" we are talking about.

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Did anyone read that?