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All the software I run will be software I develop, which I take great care in ensuring that it is secure, even though it's only my set of eyes looking over it.  The other issue would be downtime and keeping the server stable. I don't have the time to monitor a service, whereas hosting companies...

I am not sure if this is in the correct section, but there does not seem to be any specific request section for shared hosting. I am looking for shared hosting which meets the following criteria: Has some form of WSGI support Allows for custom SSL certificates to be installed (I am willing to...

Use a config file with explanations of all the possible settings either in the documentation or in the file itself. You might want to have a sql installer file that the user runs for after the configuration file is set up.

  So true. The general consensus is that something like this should go ahead so I will most likely start development soon and post the links to the Github repository and Jenkins CI server.

A wiki would not really be suitable as a wiki just contains pages. This contains self-contained modules or packages which are searchable and sortable based on it's parameters. It also has things like reviews, ratings and benchmarks, all of which would not really look good edited onto a wiki...

  That is true, but serverbear seems to separate all their systems a little bit too much to be able to easily skim the best deals. Most of the servers (from what I remember) are posted by the users as well and are not very well categorised or updated (I could be wrong so feel free to correct...

Recently, when looking for a semi-specific server, I realised there was no terribly great option for getting accurate results. The sites that exist are often slow to update, often incorrect for long periods of times and tend not to show coupons, discounts and specials. I personally believe that...

  My mistake, I mean OpenVZ. Would that be the case for OpenVZ?

Wait, so if I wanted 2GB extra RAM on KVM, I would pay $18 once off and then only pay the $7 a month? The following 2 don't seem to work:  

It seems your German IP does not return any packets? Also, are private proxies and VPNs allowed? Also, is the $3 per 1GB of RAM the same in all locations?

So are you saying that it depends on the provider or is always enabled on default KVM systems? 

It was my understanding (at least from looking at some general posts) that on a KVM virtualised system, you can utilize all the CPU allocated to you. Is this true? For instance, on OpenVZ in a standard oversold environment you would not be allowed to usually have a load average of above 1.0. On...

It seems as if vanillaforums.org is also having some trouble... I believe LET is now being hosted there, right?