8 reasons that a VPS is more awesome than you realise
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#4Even if everything you say is true, taking a look into your VPN prices pages, made me almost fall off my chair http://www.anchor.com.au/servers/
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#5The HN crowd will probably know about these benefits. Nice executive summary for higher-up decision-makers, though.
A better article would have quantified all the measurable metrics like "virtual machines are 'fast'" and talked about some of the negatives - like privacy/security concerns etc.
What I want to know is - why are they so much more expensive than linode(for example). These guys are offering a 512Mb VPS @80$/m compared to 19.95@linode. They also charge 100$ for setup - (doing everything manually?)
(Disclaimer - I am a happy linode customer)
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#6The HN crowd will probably know about these benefits. Nice executive summary for higher-up decision-makers, though.
This is a fluff piece, probably written for SEO juice. At least the submitter of the story is open in his profile that he works for the company in question (anchor) and is the author of the piece A better article would have quantified all the measurable metrics like "virtual machines are 'fast'" and talked about some of the negatives - like privacy/security concerns etc. What I want to know is - why are they so much…
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#7Good luck going with a provider that overbook their machines beyond usefulness (most do).
Re: 8 reasons that a VPS is more awesome than you realise
#8The HN crowd will probably know about these benefits. Nice executive summary for higher-up decision-makers, though.
This is a fluff piece, probably written for SEO juice. At least the submitter of the story is open in his profile that he works for the company in question (anchor) and is the author of the piece A better article would have quantified all the measurable metrics like "virtual machines are 'fast'" and talked about some of the negatives - like privacy/security concerns etc. What I want to know is - why are they so much…
Hosting prices in Australia are all super-expensive.
Re: 8 reasons that a VPS is more awesome than you realise
#9The HN crowd will probably know about these benefits. Nice executive summary for higher-up decision-makers, though.
This is a fluff piece, probably written for SEO juice. At least the submitter of the story is open in his profile that he works for the company in question (anchor) and is the author of the piece A better article would have quantified all the measurable metrics like "virtual machines are 'fast'" and talked about some of the negatives - like privacy/security concerns etc. What I want to know is - why are they so much…
So for all you know your VPS could still be hacked in seconds despite whatever security measures you have in place.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is a fluff piece, probably written for SEO juice. At least the submitter of the story is open in his profile that he works for the company in question (anchor) and is the author of the piece A better article would have quantified all the measurable metrics like "virtual machines are 'fast'" and talked about some of the negatives - like privacy/security concerns etc. What I want to know is - why are they so much…
What I want to know is - why are they so much more expensive than linode(for example). Hosting prices in Australia are all super-expensive.
The reality is we're a long way from everywhere. When we connect into the US we need to run the cables 15,000kms and we get to pick up the vast majority of the costs to do so. Then when you try split that cost over 22 million people versus the 300million++ in the US, you end up with economies of scale which are way out of whack with what your familiar with. :)
To give you some idea, the vast majority of residential DSL connections cost in the order of $100/month .. and only come with 150GB data allowance. :)