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  Limited testing out of Buffalo seemed alright to Europe.  I care about UK and that was oh, 80+ ms.  I expect experiences will differ based on your European endpoint endstreams though.  Buffalo traffic lately loves using transit that isn't the best. Buffalow network isn't per se bad, just...

$1200 per year?!?!?!?! WTF? What do you supposedly get for all the jingle?

I have been sitting on the sidelines lately with purchases.  Summer time gets busy with outdoors, plants and animals.   I too have been reducing my VPS accounts.  Too many idle resources that  paying for makes little sense--- none of them were bargains or specials that can't be bought again...

That Latisys location should be excellent for anyone interested in good US East Coast location. Nice to see a small business like this with family involvement and another community member on board.

Ahh worse than sort of.  They have 3GB plans too.  Mostly 2GB plans and a handful of 1GB plans... Totals: +--------+---------+----------+--------------+ | nodeid | name    | vservers | ram          | +--------+---------+----------+--------------+ |    110 | atl2    |      183 |          372...

I am still slugging along on my workstation with spinning drives. Lately, have started to hit some limits and annoyances with such. Been deploying SSDs in servers for 3+ years. Planning on cobbling a 'new' workstation soon with a few SSDs.  Probably headed to Intel or Samsung like usual...

  Varnish works well when you get your config in order.  Now running Varnish on a 64MB box is kind of silly.  Can you do it?  Sure, but why not cache on the bottom layers and get the caching right on Nginx as your web server (if you can)?  The daemon itself has some RAM + CPU overhead, no...

  Looking at the CVPS data, two servers in Atlanta that were oversold at 9-10:1.   Assumption there is we are dealing with 32GB RAM servers like they historically have used and not 128GB RAM servers like Chris said somewhere on here.

Same can be said about Nginx :)  You could/can get Nginx up in front of Apache pretty easily and drop overhead/waste.   I do the same thing with Nginx :) All that said, both Nginx and Varnish are capable.  You can front end anything with anything in this mix (Varnish, Nginx, Apache, etc.)...

  ServerMania is indeed the same company as all the rest mentioned in the thread.