Is "hoster" a valid word? I do not see it listed in dictionary.com. If you hosted a party, would you be a "party host" or a "party hoster"?
European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
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Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#82Are there legal issues to think about when storing data on German servers?
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#83If it is possible to run a hosting service as cheap as this, why is there none like it in the US? I thought the labour, tax and VAT costs in Germany should make it less competitive but this is just way cheaper than anything you can find in the US. Does anyone know of any similar offerings in the States?
Their tech support is pathetic though, and the worst thing is that it takes them quite a while if any hardware fails - you could be out for days, with no possibility to even pay a premium fee for emergency repair... But of 5 servers I've had with them, only 1 (the cheapest) had issues (hanged on reboot)...
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#84Earlier quoted context omitted.
I did a light benchmark of their 512MB VPS[1] which is insanely cheap. The only things that change when moving to the 2GB VPS is RAM, hard drive space and total data transfer. The CPU remains a single core and the same speed according to [2]. It's possible there's less contention but you'd need to find a benchmark for the 2GB VPS to know for sure. If you're after any specific benchmarks give me a yell and I'll see if…
"Sent passport scan to Hetzner" - Really?
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#85Are there legal issues to think about when storing data on German servers?
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#86Going by the rave reviews, I ordered the 512 MB vps to evaluate, and was greeted by an email asking for my passport and credit card photograph. I don't feel like doing business with them anymore.
I am a bit uncomfortable about sharing my credit card info. But since I already have shared my card number, I figure I can attach the card photo.
And even if I comply with the ridiculous request of providing a photograph of my credit card, most of the times I use a virtual credit card. My bank lets me creates virtual credit cards and link with my card/account. The card doesn't exist physically and it lets me reset the transaction limit. I reset the transaction limit before making a transaction ensuring I can't be overcharged. They would turn me down because I am concerned about my financial transactions?
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#87Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#88Purchased an EX 4S (32gb ram non-ecc) the other day from Hetzner, been running extremely smooth. They got it rigged up in about 2-4 hours. Installed Xen to run my own little VPS farm and it's dirt cheap compared to all the VPS providers out there, and more performant as well since you actually own the underlying hardware. Just noticed they also added "1 Gigabit-Port" under "Additional Options" at only 39 EUR, along w…
Remember, comparing "x TB of storage" to S3 is silly. S3 is designed to replicate your file to multiple datacenters (their site promises ELEVEN nines of durability!), provides things like a BitTorrent tracker for your files, etc.
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#89I have a question. Do they always ask for passport scan and credit card photograph, or I fall under some special category which makes me suspicious? Going by the rave reviews, I ordered the 512 MB vps to evaluate, and was greeted by an email asking for my passport and credit card photograph. I don't feel like doing business with them anymore. I am a bit uncomfortable about sharing my credit card info. But since I alr…
Re: European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon
#90https://robot.your-server.de/order/market
I guess if they're not short of space for hardware & cooling then this is a profitable way to put old hardware to use until the demand falls below the running costs. I wonder what the reliability is like?