KVM 512MB RAM in west europe

[wlanboy]

I am search for a KVM server:
Location: NL/DE/west europe
CPU: 2 Cores
RAM: 512 MB
HD: >5 GB
Ignorelist: Edis

Price: Well as cheap as possible.

 

[mikho]

Getkvm

 

[AnthonySmith]

I can do you a 512MB Xen VPS in DE for

 

[WelltodoInformalCattle]

Nodedeploy had the following offer in LEB

KVM Germany

• 1024MB RAM
• 4 CPU Cores
• 50GB Diskspace
• 500GB Outbound Bandwidth
• Unmetered Inbound Bandwidth
• KVM/SolusVM
• 1 IPv4 Address
• $6.95/Month

Contact them to see if they still have on stock.

 

[BradND]

We have one  of these left It's racking day on tuesday and we'll have a buttload of these back in stock if anyone else wants one!

 

[Ash]

Getkvm

Thank you for the recommendation.


@OP Feel free to contact us at [email protected], quoting this thread as reference. I may be able to arrange a discount for you.

 

[wlanboy]

I am just throwing it out there in case you simply wanted dedicated Ram or to run your own kernel when asking for KVM

It is not about dedicated RAM. I know a lot of good OpenVZ providers where I am can use the RAM I have paid for.

In this case I want to test Ruby gems with Debian/Ubuntu. So OpenVZ might work but I want to test some network stuff too. It is more about iptables, ipsec, netfilter, etc. And I have to run a MongoDB server which is not running well under OpenVZ.

I do not know if iptables and the netfilter toolset is running well with XEN? I do know that they are running with KVM.

I don't know why OpenVZ providers do not enable all modules (like iptable_mangle ipt_limit ipt_multiport ipt_ttl ipt_state iptable_nat ip_nat_irc) to allow their customers to use all iptable commands and parameters.

 

[wlanboy]

Nodedeploy had the following offer in LEB

 1 GB is too much. I am looking for 256-512 MB of RAM.

Thank you for the recommendation.

@OP Feel free to contact us at [email protected], quoting this thread as reference. I may be able to arrange a discount for you.

 I will look to your packages and locations.

 

[mikho]

About Xen, not sure when talking about PV but HVM should work since it's almost the same as KVM.


And vmware would also work well.


I have never used NodeDeploy but I have one with GetKVM and that is working great.

 

[Ash]

I have never used NodeDeploy but I have one with GetKVM and that is working great.

You're too kind good sir