I'm surprised that smaller companies have not moved away from static pricing yet.
We need to introduce a common way of comparing these say: GHz CPU-core day, MB RAM day, MB SSD WRITE, GB SSD READ / NET?
Like this works now you're always comparing apples and oranges and maybe that is the way Amazon and Google (both on KVM now!) wants it?
Few small operators in Dallas, Kansas and Nuremberg are well placed for latency sensitive activity:
- vpsdime (7$)
- 1&1 IONOS (2$)
- Hetzner (3$) & Contabo (6$)
I'm going to try IONOS because they also have a center in Germany!
None in Asia though? You need it to be in Taiwan to service the region well!
Only found yardvps.com (6$) in Taipei and they limit bandwidth to 100GB (2000GB for same price in Dallas).
We need to introduce a common way of comparing these say: GHz CPU-core day, MB RAM day, MB SSD WRITE, GB SSD READ / NET?
Like this works now you're always comparing apples and oranges and maybe that is the way Amazon and Google (both on KVM now!) wants it?
Few small operators in Dallas, Kansas and Nuremberg are well placed for latency sensitive activity:
- vpsdime (7$)
- 1&1 IONOS (2$)
- Hetzner (3$) & Contabo (6$)
I'm going to try IONOS because they also have a center in Germany!
None in Asia though? You need it to be in Taiwan to service the region well!
Only found yardvps.com (6$) in Taipei and they limit bandwidth to 100GB (2000GB for same price in Dallas).