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There is normally a reason why they no longer offer it/website does not even resolve!

Just done a quick google search, all the links pointed to providers that either no longer sold 32MB plan's or seem to have gone completely bust.. ,Ashley

I may not provide rock bottom priced yearly plans, however I know what kind of minimum requirement's are required to run an OS, and 0.15MB/s is not.

You have to remember that as you try and read data that is split up over the platters move you performance will drop. Your not going to get your full 150MB/s speed constantly with people reading all over the disk platters. I think your going to find your going to get no where near 1000 with...

I would say so, if I was purchasing a VPS no matter the ram I would be expecting at least a couple of MB/s.

Nope, 15MB/s is an acceptable performance to be able to anything inside of an OS.

One person running a yum update would crash the whole node without a doubt. Your just not thinking this through, id personally put no more than 10 on that node, no matter the ram/price point. Anything more it just won't work.

Won't be 1.5MB/s would be a slightly increase from my original figure of 0.15MB/s, still no where near able to run anything. 0.15MB/s is just about 3 times the write speed of a floppy disk!

Well let's see. Ram: 32GB / 32MB is 1024 VM's (That is leaving nothings for host OS nothing for cache) Disk: 2 * 2TB Disk's Raid 1 Giving you about 100Mb Speed So each VM would have 0.1Mb I/O Speed! CPU: 3.2 * 4 = 12.8 GHZ 12.8GHZ / 1000 = 0.0128GHZ per a VM! Answer: No probably not as...

Useable? In what sense?

As people have said above, if your using OpenVZ then just leave the OS to use the available ram to cache. Your going to get performance issues with a 1000 containers no matter what you do.

I'm sure people will complain if they have a non functional corrupt file system after a power/forced hard reboot.

What's the specs of your mysql offload server?

I didn't know you offered 24/7 live support and reseller hosting and ssl certificates now aswell.... And dedicated hosted. Who's north host?

I hope you mean kernel, and still haven't answered how your going to limit a VM to 5 emails per a day?

How are you going to limit emails on a VM?

I'm not saying either should be used, however the actually hardware it self is server grade, where Kimsufi hardware is custom built. Nobody should be putting any client shared/reseller/VPS even free on a single drive with todays technology.

Don't mean its the right thing to do, how many VPS you expecting to be able to host on that server? Even offering something for free, in my eyes it still needs to work and function to a certain degree.

Single low end drive, going to have performance issued from day one, even if it is a free service. Still need to provide a service that works, atleast with the online.net server it is named Hardware. But even then we'll under powered I/O for a VPS node, let alone the hosting I thought you might...

Hope your not planning to run your free web hosting from it?