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I'm looking for an Atom Dedicated Server for around $20 not at WSI or OVH. Any offers?

How do I add a provider?

I am currently on the hunt for a job. I was wondering if anyone is looking for anyone working from home to answer support tickets or something like that. Anyone have any openings? Thanks!

@mun - If you or any providers need/want any writing or information digging done, let me know.

@Damian - If you picked one up from LA I would buy a VPS from you in a heartbeat at that location. :)

Plus, a lot of the premium providers have a lot of idle hardware and they automatically load balance. They move vm's around as needed and they are able to do this very easily. So you can't say how many per node because this can change on a daily basis for an EC2 or Linode node.

1.) Network - Who is in that chain 2.) Not Oversold 3.) Provides Backups or Imaging - Premium service providers should have this. 4.) Uptime - Needs to be at least truly 99.9999999% 5.) Stability - If it's not stable, it ain't high end. 6.) Customer Service should be really supportive and...

1.) Network 2.) Oversold/Not Oversold 3.) Provides Backups or Imaging 4.) Uptime 5.) Stability 6.) Customer Service being really supportive and knowledgeable 7.) Quality of hardware they use 8.) Price - A $5 Chicago VPS will not compare to an EC2 Instance.

@D. Strout - That's typical. :)

Would you want each node to have it's own front-end as well?

@LusoVPS - Well, it's a personal server so it's not a big deal if it's not perfect. However uptime and network performance are of great importance to me and WSI has delivered a great service for a great price, at least for me. I have had 100% uptime.

Which datacenter in Los Angeles?

That's a really good price on the 24gb one. I wish they had an 8gb one. I'd be interested more in that as I don't use much ram.

Last call on a Dual Core Atom @ $20/month. I am done with it and if there's anyone else who wants it, let me know.

Got it. Now that you've got my curiosity peaked, how exactly is it set up?

Isn't a /29 5 Usable IP addresses? 

So what about merging the 2 and forming exactly what would be needed most for the community.  I was thinking of putting a status page that monitors all the nodes as well and a script that removes them from the list when they are down.

OpenVZ - Low memory and networking usage. I use these for low traffic websites, dns, and proxy/vpn. KVM - High memory usage or heavy network usage. Websites with heavy networking needs such as my mirrors, scripts that need a lot of memory to function efficiently, and software that is not...

What tools would you like to see that would help you design sites faster or be a service you would like to see provided for you?

Any progress on getting this started?