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Hetzner Cloud Expands to Singapore
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Re: Hetzner Cloud Expands to Singapore
#32I hope storage boxes come to Singapore, they're ridiculously affordable for backups. I don't see it happening though, considering the US datacenter still doesn't have them available. I can dream I guess - the ping from AU to EU/US is so high that it takes months to backup to them, but nothing else is affordable unless you're only backing up a few TB.
>the ping from AU to EU/US is so high that it takes months to backup to them
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a jumbo jet full of hard drives flying on the gulfstream?
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#33I maintain a list[0] of tunneling software a la ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel and open source alternatives. I'm considering entering the commercial market and offering a hosted solution. These services tend to have very low CPU/RAM requirements, but relatively high network usage. This led me to comparing network usage pricing across VPS providers. Somewhat ironically, Hetzer's pricing (20TB/mo for a $5 VPS) is so good t…
It's cheap but it's not fast. Try benchmarking it first. I was getting better speeds with a commercial VPN provider then my own Hetzner server (both over wire guard). That's for a single person
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#34I spent last night migrating ERPNext 80G's box from Hetzner US, Hillsboro to Singapore.
I love the seamless experience.
- Take a snapshot from US's box.
- Restore US snapshot to new Singapore box.
- Wait about 15min and it's done.
The prices are still nice, compared to Digital Ocean, Vultr, or Linode.
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#35I see intel variant shared vps are cheaper than the amd in hetzner. When we can get Intel variation in Singapore also?
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#36I maintain a list[0] of tunneling software a la ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel and open source alternatives. I'm considering entering the commercial market and offering a hosted solution. These services tend to have very low CPU/RAM requirements, but relatively high network usage. This led me to comparing network usage pricing across VPS providers. Somewhat ironically, Hetzer's pricing (20TB/mo for a $5 VPS) is so good t…
As a data point, you can put a lot of VMs onto a single dedicated server, depending (of course) on how you spec it out:
https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/matrix-ax
Their dedicated servers also have "unlimited" traffic, though as a sibling comment mentions, there might be some kind of unstated limit after all.
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#37I hope storage boxes come to Singapore, they're ridiculously affordable for backups. I don't see it happening though, considering the US datacenter still doesn't have them available. I can dream I guess - the ping from AU to EU/US is so high that it takes months to backup to them, but nothing else is affordable unless you're only backing up a few TB.
How big is the raw data set you're backing up? :)
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#38Love Hetzner. Can vouch for them. I run a very beefy machine on them and use Pocketbase and that is a multimillion dollar business.
How beefy is "very beefy"? :)
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#39I hope storage boxes come to Singapore, they're ridiculously affordable for backups. I don't see it happening though, considering the US datacenter still doesn't have them available. I can dream I guess - the ping from AU to EU/US is so high that it takes months to backup to them, but nothing else is affordable unless you're only backing up a few TB.
R.I.P. G Suite Business. I had an incredible run with it.
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#40I really like the tier of service Hetzner is targeting. You can rent powerful servers for relatively cheap from them, and build your own infra on top if that's your thing. Really depends on what you want to optimize for. You can even do a hybrid setup with a cloud provider AND Hetzner, connecting them using a private net.