What are your VPS Providers now?

Maybe it's because it's NEW but I personally prefer the old Linode control panel. The new one will eventually grow onto me but the old one is what I'm used to

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Doesn't Vultr now use Skylake CPU's on many of their plans now? I wonder how they compare to upcloud and impactvps.

Impactvps I've never heard of but looks promising. 20% off for their 4GB plan brings is less than $10 a month... but only in Seattle.

 

No low end uses RAID. Simply way too expensive.

With the increasingly expensive IPV4s and hardware, the question is whether money is earned at all.

Set up a startup and try to sell it to an investor as soon as possible.
Is a new business model that you see more and more often.

 

Have you actually seen the servers?

What they write on its website is irrelevant, it is about whats in the terms.
There is no 'raid or some form of data safety/redundancy' written in the terms of at least the best known low ends.

 

Using FASTVPS atm, it works well for me

 

Now: Testing Digital Ocean



PHP 7.3.x default beta installer
really long time to install (8168 CPU Recommended Customer Price$5,890.00)

Info CPU

 

#Upcloud

Code:

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Total Curl Installer YUM or DNF Time: 142.0695 seconds
Total YUM Time: 19.000614262 seconds
Total YUM or DNF + Source Download Time: 75.7869
Total Nginx First Time Install Time: 355.2420
Total PHP First Time Install Time: 366.9191
Download From Github Time: 2.3901
Total Time Other eg. source compiles: 315.7452
Total Centmin Mod Install Time: 1113.6934
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Total Install Time (curl yum + cm install + zip download): 1258.1530 seconds
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1 Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6136 CPU @ 3.00GHz
1 2992.976
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I'm using Ramnode, Linode. Cheap and high quality.

 

Just bought a NVMe based VPS from SSDNodes. Install time looks to be on the higher side.

Code:

Total Install Time (curl yum + cm install + zip download): 945.0639 seconds

 

I have been serverless on Netlify for awhile using WordPress as a headless CMS for projects built with GatsbyJS but I just rolled up a server on DigitalOcean to migrate some wordpress sites to for a client who currently uses them as a host and I am enjoying the experience so far. I did lose the install stats though...

 

I'm using vps hosting by time4vps.com. Also reasonable price, high quality, perfect customer service. Very happy with my choice.

 

I recently started looking into GatsbyJS and Netlify. I love the features, but many people seem to suggest that GatsbyJS is not ideal for sites with dynamic contents, because it is a static site generator, it need to be rebuild every time a content is added or changed.

 

It isn't great for every use case, but that stated it is very robust and you can definitely use it for sites and apps with dynamic content via server-side code and the ReactDOM.hydrate JavaScript method. Although it has not been yet pressed into many services on the app side of things it is actually great for dynamic apps. It is a common oversight to classify Gatsby as simply a static site generator when it is more a Framework for building sites quickly with React and in my opinion closer to tools like Laravel and Ruby on Rails than it is to Jekyll, etc...