What are your favorite VPS related websites?

[MannDude]

Figured it'd be nice to compile a list of all things VPS related and things that'd be relevant to the interest of those with VPSes (System admin blogs, Linux news stuff, etc). Please respond with additional links and I'll add them to this post.

I'll start:

• DailyServerDeals.com - For VPS and dedicated server deals! (shameless plug)
• LowEndTalk.com - Despite them removing posts with vpsBoard links in it, they've got occasional alright content. I'll be the bigger man and allow a link to them.
• LowEndBox.com - Not as good as it used to be, but alright for affordable, often oversold VPSes in typical locations. Occasional gem pops up here and there.
• WebHostingTalk.com - The largest web-hosting industry forum. You probably already know about WHT.
• Command Line Magic - One of my favorite Twitter accounts. Cool Unix/Linux Command Line tricks you can use in 140 characters or less.
• Reddit.com/r/sysadmin - General system admin articles, news and discussion
• Reddit.com/r/talesfromtechsupport - Comical and painstaking tales from tech support workers (all industries)
• Reddit.com/r/cablefail - Will make you cringe.
• LowEndGuide.com - Forget who owns this site, but it has some good content.
• Raymii - Lots of VPS tutorials and guides!
• cyberciti.biz - Linux Tips and Tutorials (desktop and server)
• Linode Library - Great resource of tutorials. I actually use this often.
• Digital Ocean KB - Another excellent source of tutorials for VPS items.
• GeekaHost - VPS hosting reviews

Add some more

 

[notFound]

LowEndGuide.com - Forget who owns this site, but it has some good content.

 

@Mikho

 

[drmike]

I like and approve this post!

Left out the big industry daddy webhostingtalk.com.

and... I like vpsboard.com

Am I allowed to post that link here or will the moderators delete my comment and ban me?

 

[WelltodoInformalCattle]

Came across a couple of useful posts from https://raymii.org/s/

 

[fizzyjoe908]

Basic Linux help: http://www.cyberciti.biz/

 

[texteditor]

not updated as often as it used to be, but the Linode Library has some concise tutorials for setup up common services

https://library.linode.com/

 

[drmike]

Can't forget this amassing stockpile of reference material from Digital Ocean:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/

 

[k0nsl]

Of the top of my head:

• vpsBoard
• HowtoForge (plus their forums)
  
• The DigitalOcean Help & Community (contains helpful how-to's, et cetera)
• Government Security (somewhat dead these days, but used to be a good resource for security related topics)
• LET

But there's so much more.

 

[texteditor]

Of the top of my head:

• HowtoForge (plus their forums)
  

I've always found HowtoForge's content and organization to be very hit-or-miss

 

[WebSearchingPro]

vpsboard

Everything else is pretty much books/web searches. 

 

[WelltodoInformalCattle]

I'm honestly surprised at how many tutorials and what not DigitalOcean has. Most of my problems have been solved by simply consulting them.

 

[drmike]

I'm honestly surprised at how many tutorials and what not DigitalOcean has. Most of my problems have been solved by simply consulting them.

 They pay for tutorials.

 

[fapvps]

I like http://geekahost.com and I really wish more providers participated.

 

[MannDude]

Updated the list

 

[k0nsl]

I'll add:

BIN63; Stan and Moe’s Survival Guides.

Quite good, with much focus on FreeBSD.

 

[DomainBop]

international vps research: http://www.exoticvps.com

for low ram cheap vps I visit LES not LEB: http://www.lowendstock.com

for reviews of Dutch providers: http://www.ispgids.com and http://www.webhosters.nl

for Linux related information: man [options] [keyword(s)]

 

[joshuatly]

http://www.putdispenserhere.com/

 

[spry]

If Not True Then False (http://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/) — Some 'meaty' tutorials resides here.

HostingFU (http://hostingfu.com/) — No posts as of recent, but it sure contains several decent tips & tutorials that would be of a great help.

 

[jebat_ks]

Basic Linux help: http://www.cyberciti.biz/

Jokes on you~

I work with many seasoned sysadmin and nixcraft is always open in our tab  ^_^