Introduction: Avoro’s offer for VPS Webhosting in Frankfurt
Note: The KVM VPS service from Avoro was discontinued in July 2020. Avoro and PHP Friends have merged in early 2022, a good combination of two good German webhosts. They continue to offer webhosting in Frankfurt.
Below you will find the original post which was published in February 2020.
NATVPS from UK offered 1 GB VPS NAT for testing – more RAM and disk space compared to base case for NAT. But was curious to check how it fared. (more…)
Introduction: VPS service from Webhorizon in Poland
Webhorizon, a webhosting provider from India, had posted an offer on the low end talk about a VPS in November 2021. The location was interesting: Romania. I already had a VPS in that location with the once popular (and now maligned host, Hostsolutions).
For the Webhorizon VPS, the specifications and the price looked interesting enough since this was a pre-launch offer. At that time I was in the process of consolidating the providers, and since I already had a couple of services with Webhorizon, namely an email service as well as a NAT, or a network attached terminal in Singapore. Therefore, it made sense to have one more service with them.
Summary: In this post, you will find my first impressions of a 2 core, 4 GB RAM VPS by NarjaTech. Read about their offers for Black Friday through New Years, and my buying experience.with Naranjatech.
Summary: In this post, you will find my first impressions of a 2 core, 4 GB RAM VPS by NarjaTech. Read about their offers for Black Friday through New Years, and my buying experience.with Naranjatech.
In November 2020, I decided to upgrade the Nexusbytes Ryzen KVM VPS in Singapore, and by end of December 2020, the New York VPS will be discontinued. Below are the results from the benchmarks for the upgraded server in Singapore.
Update February 2022: This service was discontinued in Mid-2021, but as on January 2022, I have re-subscribed to a VPS in Singapore under a special offer posted by Nexusbytes. The benchmark results for the same has been added in lieu of the “incomplete” YABS that was posted earlier.
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In this post I will write about the Greencloud’s KVM based VPS in Singapore, a hefty machine with 12 GB RAM from last month. This deal was a part of Black Friday 2020 offers.
During Black Friday 2020, Greencloud VPS had posted several offers with some great discounts. It was not just the pricing but also the combination and the locations that made things really interesting. Particularly in Asia, their locations (Vietnam-Hanoi, Singapore and Tokyo) were quite interesting.
I noticed in one of the discussions that they had a particular plan in Singapore (titled BFNVMeSG-3), with the following specifications:
12GB, 4CPU, 50GB NVMe, 4TB @1gbps. Price recurring at US $65/yr. In terms of price to specifications ratio, getting this VPS was a no brainer.
This would make it probably one of the cheapest servers and data limits are was also quite generous.
Ordering (mini) Hiccup
When I placed my order, it actually got detected as a fraud. I sent them my ID proof, and within 10 minutes the server was provisioned. This has been one of the smoothest purchase experiences for me, in spite of the minor hiccup of my order initially getting flagged.
With this information, let us move on to the server itself. Note that I limited the number of locations for YABS because my main interest is in connectivity to Asia, particularly India.
The server specificaitons lookg good, and looking to putting the server to use for this particular website. Let me state that I am perfectly happy with the current PHP friends server, but this presents a good opporunity to move the data slowly to Asia. The ping speeds of mid 40s compared to about 170 odd for Germany also are a positive.