Never heard of Skysilk. Surprised you didn't include Hetzner and OVH. They have the best prices and have been in business for a long time. Hetzner is my go-to VPS provider. It has an ultra simple and powerful UI. They have a CLI too.
My only issue with Digital Ocean in the last six years, has been regarding email. Some big email providers ( mostly the ones that are also cable or DSL providers ) have anything out of the DO IP blocks blacklisted, and trying to get DO to do anything about it, is a problem. We got around the issue by piping our outbound email through another server at Linode, who is much better about dealing with spam. We even had Linode block our outbound email and notify us when we had a customer with a compromised account, and they quickly got us back online once the clean up was complete.
there are better alternatives to digital ocean...their bandwidth restriction is soo annoying and their performance to money isn't that great...well considering ovh...which i've used for quite a while...their storage and cpu is more. But for newcomers digitalocean is the best, easy to use and extremely well built dashboard
I have used Linode for years and they are very solid. I have dabbled with Digital Ocean and found them good too. Lately I have used SSDnodes for some projects and found them to be an amazing value. SSDnodes easily delivers the most bang for the buck and compares favorably against Skysilk. All of these are SSD based on KVM virtualization. KVM is fast and flexible in resource commitments. It also supports containers, particularly Docker, which Skysilk does not.
@@renatofrota A qualified yes, depending on use case. Reliability is very good with generous memory and storage space at low cost. Performance seems to waffle.
You know what would be great? A server setup tutorial. I don't mean installing the OS itself, more like details on putting up a LEMP stack, hardening, security, tar pit?, setting up and exposing services, etc. You've got bits & pieces scattered over your videos (haven't watched them all yet), but having the entire thing in one video would be a great go-to tutorial.
Good question. We spend years, even decades learning this stuff the hard way, answering the phone at 4am when stuff breaks, with the babies crying in the background, and on top of that it's already a VERY competitive business--in fact hosting is one of the most competitive industries I can think of. So yeah, there is a reason people don't want to share their knowledge. Do I want to compete with 100 other WP-Engines? On the other hand, I did show some of my students how to do this stuff. I think people would be shocked by how much work is involved. Like if you paid me $1000 to teach you how to setup a LEMP server from scratch, after a few hours you might become frustrated and think--OK this is too much, I can't handle it. If you're already very comfortable in a CLI and you have several years of hosting experience using shared hosts or managed hosts, and you're comfortable editing configuration files, and you're comfortable writing scripts, then I'd say you're ready to jump into Linux administration. Most people will just pay the extra cash for a "managed" server, or use the 1-click script, or trust some kind of "Ansible" thing. To DIY this stuff, you're going to be a rare kind of crazy, and there are companies willing to pay me six figures for this expertise. Why would I teach you for free? Of course I could teach people, but how much would they pay? Unless you have a specific professional goal, probably not very much. Would people have the patience to really learn everything without some kind of guaranteed job waiting? It's a very niche job at the moment, which is why it pays reasonably well. Lots of moving parts. And the parts are always changing from year to year. Like a few years ago, you might have wanted CentOS. Then maybe you didn't. Anyway, that's partly why finding the info is difficult. Maybe you're the expert of hosting Drupal. Are you going to create competition for yourself, or quit your nice six-figure job and become a full-time educator? Of course I have my own documentation, but it took me decades to write it, I'm not giving it away for free. Does that make sense? Could I be a TH-camr and disrupt the hosting industry? Would anyone care? Probably not. What do you think?
Thank you Chris! I've been surfing the web for over a month now on the lookout for a good service and let me tell you from the looks of it, this is great! I haven't tested it out yet but this is what I'm going with considering the options.
@@LtSich in fairness, the current LTS is fairly stable and the following LTS upgrade path should work alright, and kernel live patching is nice. As long as you don't go pilling sources.list.d with garbage you should be good. That said, Debian makes much better use of backports so you don't need to fill sources.list.d with garbage in the first place.
@@LtSich As someone that has almost a dozen years experience in running Ubuntu LTS servers, I have to disagree with you. My two biggest issues were a hard drive that failed during a power outage and a network driver under VMWare that stopped working after a kernel upgrade, so not really Ubuntu specific issues.
@@bigpod As a Debian user I have try Ubuntu. But honestly Ubuntu doesn't seem to be stable as Debian. But maybe it's better now, I have made my tests years ago.
Damn did you check to OVH ? The VPS are working really fine and the price are good too. You can host your VPS in different location, including north America... And for using them for years they work fine...
Thanks very much, Chris -- your videos are always informative and interesting. .. Did you change your VPS to Skysilk -- or have you found something better ?
Hey Chris, I would'nt had called the vendors that didn't come out on top TRASH? I would've said they didn't cut it or didn't make the grade? because whose to say they might not make the improvements to their product and BLOW UP one day?
last year i was looking for a cheap-ish VPS as an alternative to tunneling to VMs at home, and ended up using linode's cheapest ($5) thingie with 1cpu/1gig/25gig/1tb (webpage says; they apparently up'd their offer yet again since i last checked. hrm. i probably should try claim that extra space and data volume) for a couple of projects, and it still fulfills my requirements. i couldn't tell how they'd fare in a 25/8 hardcore environment, but that package (and their infrastructure) worked nicely for my low-profile requirements so far. 249 days (just checked) since last "scheduled" reboot -- by me. because i screwed up and clicked around on the web-based control panel instead of using the console like a normal person -- to unmount a partition, increase it's size, then remount. i did a _windows_ there. -.-
Thanks very much, Chris. ... When you start with Skysilk at the 50 percent discount, does the price go up to 100 percent after a certain amount of time ?
Fantastic channel. I am learning a lot of great information from you. Can you please show how to set up a game server on a VPS Cloud service? I tried to set up a Rust (by Facepunch) game server on Google Cloud but could not get it to work. Great work on your channel and I look forward to watching many more videos. Thanks
You should've mentioned in your guide that SkySilk runs their VMs on LXC (which comes with many restrictions) and not KVM. So, they are not real VMs but rather containers. Everything comes at a cost, and this is mainly why they are cheaper than other vendors, and not because they are running older versions of hardware as you are proposing. I purchased yesterday a VPS because I fell for the price. It turns out I can't even run Docker. Thanks to your misleading guide.
Time domain firewall UDP portal is the best way. Sensitive ports like SSH and the like are completely firewalled. The system listens on a UDP port which changes every minute based on an algorithm from the current time (a request to time server is used so both client and server have the same time). An DH exchange is then performed between the server and client, once complete, the client sends a pre-shared password using the DH encryption. If the server matches the password, it then opens the ports on the firewall to the IP address of the client. The firewall automatically closes after 10 minutes once the UDP exchanges stop.
I need to know how to run a MS SQL data base on these VPS sevrers. Nobody offers that option. Do you recomend runign MS SQL as an Azure database on their cloud?
What generation CPU it is doesn't really matter that much by itself. You are sharing resources with other people, so it is just as important how many people share that server. For around 25$ it is possible to get a dedicated server from hetzner.com as well.
Great and informative video! The thumbnail would have been better if there were clouds in the sky. You could retake the picture in the thumbnail when it's cloudy :) By the way, I would've had more interest in your Minecraft server if it was vanilla.
Hi Chris, very nice video! I'm using friktoria's services for about a year, I have a small vps and a website, the vps costs 3.5€ per month, and it has 2GB of ram, 75GB HDD, and 2 processor cores, now I would like host my clients sites, is friktoria good? Do you have hear again from this company? And do you recommend them?
Hi Chris, I was wondering if u know any vps services where u can setup an android vps or lineageOS vps, everybody just has windows,mac or linux. And developping on android x86 on a linux machine is pain
I'm thinking of getting some sort of cloud service, but I'm not sure what to look for. I want my own VLAN which all of my devices would connect to as a VPN, and I could move anywhere in the world (and then I'd need to redirect the VPNs on my devices to the new IP, of course). This means that all of my devices could communicate as if they're on the same LAN, regardless of how they're actually connected to the internet. And I want to be able to configure that VLAN. MAC address reservations, port forwarding, or anything else you can normally configure with a router. And that's all I want. For example, if I wanted a Minecraft server, I'd run it on my own computer - but it'd be on my VLAN, rather than the real LAN where I live, allowing me to forward ports (bypassing the fact that my real home LAN doesn't allow me to forward ports). I could move my IP around the world (just like you can with a normal VPN) by moving the VLAN to a different IP somewhere else in the world. I could do any home network experiments that I want even if my devices aren't actually connected to the same router.
Can u help me, what service o server I need, to web app where to enter a lot like 10,000 in the morning 7:00-14:00 pm users to connect (the users are students )
I use GCP for Minecraft Server using free $300 credits. 2vCPU Broadwell 6G RAM Premium Network 40GB SSD 20GB SSD 10GB HDD Preemptible . The credit was cut $3 after running it for about 20 hours.
hi i'm not cloud person. i need to run data extraction script that runs fast, and for long time. i have several laptops, currently i run that on them. but it's very slow process i need something faster, one that runs all the time. is vps the thing i need? is it like an os that runs 24/7?
Just disable ssh password login and allow only ssh login using certificate. That'll cut down on any worries on unwanted logins as there's no chance in hell an attacker can brute force a private key. An openly accessible VPS should not have password login enabled.
Digital ocean now block ports 587 and outgoing smtp 25 which stops you really hosting your own mail server they seem to be pushing grid mail for extra money. not sure if There is work around at this time I like many others I have wasted hours trying to figure this out !
"I don't want to say anything negative about other hosting services." Allow me! Avoid AlphaRacks at all costs. If you have a VPS and AlphaRacks buys out the hosting company, just shut down the server and save yourself the hassle.
Also you didnt touch but , is it important is the VPS is OPENVZ OR KVM, i have an offer in my country 5e for openvz 1core new gen cpu intel 3gb ddr4 15gb nvme 2tb public outbound , what do you think >.
Cool, now I have to learn linux terminal because I signed up with ubuntu, but no desktop. Ahhh, never an easy solution. At least with google vps I could get a windows desktop environment.
Then you don’t know that germany is the server paradise. Contabo and NetCup give you 16GB 4-6core AMD Epyc shared VPSs for 10$ a month with pure SSD storage 300GB.
is there any vps services that provide arch? i see a lot of ubuntu but i wouldn't know head from tail when it comes to ubuntu and i'm sure skysilk is a great company but they wont even let me register on their site XD
"Your request cannot be processed because our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. If you are using Proxy/VPN/Tor, please disable it and try again. If the error still persists then try from another device or contact support."
Do you have a video on how to secure your VPS as best as possible? 😁 like how you did it for the minecraft server as that ip is public exposed to poeple as they need it to connect to your server (i assume 😉)
re: your website generating a lot of unexpected data traffic. good thing, i guess, if it translates to traffic viable to you. your landing page's ratio of content vs "page volume" for lack of a better word though definitely is up to today's standards i dare say (as in, 'there probably is atleast _one_ line of content somewhere the designers didn't look'): "Technology Technology This website is here to serve as a learning portal. At the top, you will see All Solutions, which are categorized by type. The goal is to educate people and offer solutions for a multitude of issues you may encounter in the IT field. Thank you for visiting! Primary Sidebar LinkedIn LinkedIn I'm an IT professional that has 15+ years of experience. Since 2010, I have been cataloging some of the issues I run in to on this website." -- lynx copypasta i'd encourage you to have a look at the source code of your current website and spot those few lines of *content* inbetween all the "load script here" anchors. once you do, i'm pretty sure you'll know what i'm talking about. (PS: sorry, beer. might have been a slurry reading experience...)
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Direct SSH is always a plus. You can mount your VPS filesystem as a network storage in Linux using sshfs.
I had discovered this just recently.... Been the most powerful stuff I've ever used
Yeh, ples tell us what is/about tar pit(maybe do a playlist/tutorial into sys admin/security)
+1
Never heard of Skysilk. Surprised you didn't include Hetzner and OVH. They have the best prices and have been in business for a long time. Hetzner is my go-to VPS provider. It has an ultra simple and powerful UI. They have a CLI too.
For the honesty and clarity of explaining and comparing the difference between VPS I’ve subbed!!! Thanks man
Thanks for testing so many different services and show us just what's worth of buying... Appreciated!!
Digital Ocean has always been my go-to vps when I dont want to spend spend more on the big 3
i agree, ive used them for years.
Agree with that statement, digital ocean was one of the first I tried outside of the big 3.
My only issue with Digital Ocean in the last six years, has been regarding email. Some big email providers ( mostly the ones that are also cable or DSL providers ) have anything out of the DO IP blocks blacklisted, and trying to get DO to do anything about it, is a problem. We got around the issue by piping our outbound email through another server at Linode, who is much better about dealing with spam. We even had Linode block our outbound email and notify us when we had a customer with a compromised account, and they quickly got us back online once the clean up was complete.
How is it compared to Vultr?
there are better alternatives to digital ocean...their bandwidth restriction is soo annoying and their performance to money isn't that great...well considering ovh...which i've used for quite a while...their storage and cpu is more. But for newcomers digitalocean is the best, easy to use and extremely well built dashboard
I have used Linode for years and they are very solid. I have dabbled with Digital Ocean and found them good too. Lately I have used SSDnodes for some projects and found them to be an amazing value. SSDnodes easily delivers the most bang for the buck and compares favorably against Skysilk.
All of these are SSD based on KVM virtualization. KVM is fast and flexible in resource commitments. It also supports containers, particularly Docker, which Skysilk does not.
George, SSD Nodes still recommended?
@@renatofrota A qualified yes, depending on use case. Reliability is very good with generous memory and storage space at low cost. Performance seems to waffle.
You know what would be great? A server setup tutorial. I don't mean installing the OS itself, more like details on putting up a LEMP stack, hardening, security, tar pit?, setting up and exposing services, etc. You've got bits & pieces scattered over your videos (haven't watched them all yet), but having the entire thing in one video would be a great go-to tutorial.
Good question. We spend years, even decades learning this stuff the hard way, answering the phone at 4am when stuff breaks, with the babies crying in the background, and on top of that it's already a VERY competitive business--in fact hosting is one of the most competitive industries I can think of. So yeah, there is a reason people don't want to share their knowledge. Do I want to compete with 100 other WP-Engines? On the other hand, I did show some of my students how to do this stuff. I think people would be shocked by how much work is involved. Like if you paid me $1000 to teach you how to setup a LEMP server from scratch, after a few hours you might become frustrated and think--OK this is too much, I can't handle it. If you're already very comfortable in a CLI and you have several years of hosting experience using shared hosts or managed hosts, and you're comfortable editing configuration files, and you're comfortable writing scripts, then I'd say you're ready to jump into Linux administration. Most people will just pay the extra cash for a "managed" server, or use the 1-click script, or trust some kind of "Ansible" thing. To DIY this stuff, you're going to be a rare kind of crazy, and there are companies willing to pay me six figures for this expertise. Why would I teach you for free? Of course I could teach people, but how much would they pay? Unless you have a specific professional goal, probably not very much. Would people have the patience to really learn everything without some kind of guaranteed job waiting? It's a very niche job at the moment, which is why it pays reasonably well. Lots of moving parts. And the parts are always changing from year to year. Like a few years ago, you might have wanted CentOS. Then maybe you didn't. Anyway, that's partly why finding the info is difficult. Maybe you're the expert of hosting Drupal. Are you going to create competition for yourself, or quit your nice six-figure job and become a full-time educator? Of course I have my own documentation, but it took me decades to write it, I'm not giving it away for free. Does that make sense? Could I be a TH-camr and disrupt the hosting industry? Would anyone care? Probably not. What do you think?
Thank you Chris! I've been surfing the web for over a month now on the lookout for a good service and let me tell you from the looks of it, this is great! I haven't tested it out yet but this is what I'm going with considering the options.
Ubuntu 19.04? That's a brave choice for a server.
Hehe it's not LTS... So therefore wouldn't be considered for production in most instances.
@@ChrisTitusTech Ubuntu in general is not to be considered for production :D
@@LtSich in fairness, the current LTS is fairly stable and the following LTS upgrade path should work alright, and kernel live patching is nice. As long as you don't go pilling sources.list.d with garbage you should be good. That said, Debian makes much better use of backports so you don't need to fill sources.list.d with garbage in the first place.
@@LtSich As someone that has almost a dozen years experience in running Ubuntu LTS servers, I have to disagree with you. My two biggest issues were a hard drive that failed during a power outage and a network driver under VMWare that stopped working after a kernel upgrade, so not really Ubuntu specific issues.
@@bigpod As a Debian user I have try Ubuntu. But honestly Ubuntu doesn't seem to be stable as Debian.
But maybe it's better now, I have made my tests years ago.
Damn did you check to OVH ? The VPS are working really fine and the price are good too.
You can host your VPS in different location, including north America...
And for using them for years they work fine...
There is deal braking problem. They have only 2 locations and both in US :/
Great point, this is only for na users.
@@ChrisTitusTech Yes sadly, this breaks the Deal for EU. Even if i would trust a small NA Hoster, the Latency is too high
Thanks very much, Chris -- your videos are always informative and interesting. .. Did you change your VPS to Skysilk -- or have you found something better ?
Hey Chris, I would'nt had called the vendors that didn't come out on top TRASH? I would've said they didn't cut it or didn't make the grade? because whose to say they might not make the improvements to their product and BLOW UP one day?
last year i was looking for a cheap-ish VPS as an alternative to tunneling to VMs at home, and ended up using linode's cheapest ($5) thingie with 1cpu/1gig/25gig/1tb (webpage says; they apparently up'd their offer yet again since i last checked. hrm. i probably should try claim that extra space and data volume) for a couple of projects, and it still fulfills my requirements. i couldn't tell how they'd fare in a 25/8 hardcore environment, but that package (and their infrastructure) worked nicely for my low-profile requirements so far. 249 days (just checked) since last "scheduled" reboot -- by me. because i screwed up and clicked around on the web-based control panel instead of using the console like a normal person -- to unmount a partition, increase it's size, then remount. i did a _windows_ there. -.-
Haswell is a 4th gen
Thanks for the correction David 😊
@@ChrisTitusTech Also, Broadwell is only 5th Gen
I'm 4th gen as well
To have a secure SSH server is much better to disable password authentication and use SSH keys instead
and allowing only your ip to connect...
@@thierrybo6304 Yes, but only if you have a static IP
Thanks so much for this wonderful information. Keep all your videos coming!
Digital Ocean, Linode, and Vultr I would all say are a step above SkySilk, IMO, but to each their own.
Thanks very much, Chris. ... When you start with Skysilk at the 50 percent discount, does the price go up to 100 percent after a certain amount of time ?
Fantastic channel. I am learning a lot of great information from you. Can you please show how to set up a game server on a VPS Cloud service? I tried to set up a Rust (by Facepunch) game server on Google Cloud but could not get it to work. Great work on your channel and I look forward to watching many more videos. Thanks
Thanks for this. Will check this out. Django normally runs in VPS and this one is so affordable for that.
For those that don't now about it, there is a site that has lots of listings for cheap VPS, Low End Box ( dot com )
Thanks java
You should've mentioned in your guide that SkySilk runs their VMs on LXC (which comes with many restrictions) and not KVM. So, they are not real VMs but rather containers. Everything comes at a cost, and this is mainly why they are cheaper than other vendors, and not because they are running older versions of hardware as you are proposing. I purchased yesterday a VPS because I fell for the price. It turns out I can't even run Docker. Thanks to your misleading guide.
Thank you, Chris,
Thanks for this video I plan on creating a 24/7 live stream
Time domain firewall UDP portal is the best way. Sensitive ports like SSH and the like are completely firewalled. The system listens on a UDP port which changes every minute based on an algorithm from the current time (a request to time server is used so both client and server have the same time). An DH exchange is then performed between the server and client, once complete, the client sends a pre-shared password using the DH encryption. If the server matches the password, it then opens the ports on the firewall to the IP address of the client. The firewall automatically closes after 10 minutes once the UDP exchanges stop.
Hi Chris. What about Linode and Digital Ocean?
Both are great options as well
This is an excellent video, Awesome,
Tks for great video. Could u please suggest which one is better, Vultr or DigitalOcean? I'm staying at Singapore, trying to have a US VPS.
I need to know how to run a MS SQL data base on these VPS sevrers. Nobody offers that option. Do you recomend runign MS SQL as an Azure database on their cloud?
What generation CPU it is doesn't really matter that much by itself. You are sharing resources with other people, so it is just as important how many people share that server.
For around 25$ it is possible to get a dedicated server from hetzner.com as well.
Roy Olav Purser Kinsufi also works. They sell OVH’s old servers.
thanks for this tip. i almost tried Vultr.
tnx for good tutorial
Great and informative video! The thumbnail would have been better if there were clouds in the sky. You could retake the picture in the thumbnail when it's cloudy :)
By the way, I would've had more interest in your Minecraft server if it was vanilla.
Good to know theo, I'll look about making some more options.
very helpful tips for this noob. thank you.
Yes defenitly future video
Hi Chris, very nice video! I'm using friktoria's services for about a year, I have a small vps and a website, the vps costs 3.5€ per month, and it has 2GB of ram, 75GB HDD, and 2 processor cores, now I would like host my clients sites, is friktoria good? Do you have hear again from this company? And do you recommend them?
So how was that Google Cloud hosting on Sunday when Google had "Network Congestion" on the East Coast of the US?
Hi Chris,
I was wondering if u know any vps services where u can setup an android vps or lineageOS vps, everybody just has windows,mac or linux.
And developping on android x86 on a linux machine is pain
Right now I am running a Wordpress website on Bluehost. What would be the benefits of going with Skysilk?
Depends on the website. If it is seeing a lot of traffic, skysilk will be cheaper by a large margin.
I'm thinking of getting some sort of cloud service, but I'm not sure what to look for. I want my own VLAN which all of my devices would connect to as a VPN, and I could move anywhere in the world (and then I'd need to redirect the VPNs on my devices to the new IP, of course). This means that all of my devices could communicate as if they're on the same LAN, regardless of how they're actually connected to the internet. And I want to be able to configure that VLAN. MAC address reservations, port forwarding, or anything else you can normally configure with a router. And that's all I want. For example, if I wanted a Minecraft server, I'd run it on my own computer - but it'd be on my VLAN, rather than the real LAN where I live, allowing me to forward ports (bypassing the fact that my real home LAN doesn't allow me to forward ports). I could move my IP around the world (just like you can with a normal VPN) by moving the VLAN to a different IP somewhere else in the world. I could do any home network experiments that I want even if my devices aren't actually connected to the same router.
Can u help me, what service o server I need, to web app where to enter a lot like 10,000 in the morning 7:00-14:00 pm users to connect (the users are students )
Hey Chris, thanks for the video, how someone could deploy or FTP a visual studio code website to a cloud hosting,
Thank you Chris
Hi, please make a tutorial on how to make our laptop or desktop as server for our websites .. both Linux and Windows if possible
Man check on Google, is easy install lamp for Linux or wamp for Windows
I use GCP for Minecraft Server using free $300 credits. 2vCPU Broadwell 6G RAM Premium Network 40GB SSD 20GB SSD 10GB HDD Preemptible . The credit was cut $3 after running it for about 20 hours.
hi i'm not cloud person. i need to run data extraction script that runs fast, and for long time. i have several laptops, currently i run that on them. but it's very slow process i need something faster, one that runs all the time. is vps the thing i need? is it like an os that runs 24/7?
Your comments about Akamai would be interesting
Just checking, are you still with SkySlik?
Just use private key authentication with SSH, it's a lot more secure.
Just disable ssh password login and allow only ssh login using certificate. That'll cut down on any worries on unwanted logins as there's no chance in hell an attacker can brute force a private key.
An openly accessible VPS should not have password login enabled.
Hey, love. Any new recomandation?
hi Chris can u create a tutorial about hosting multiple website in one server
Does this VPS provider support MongoDB database, Ubuntu and also scale from day 4 CPU to more and so is for memory and storage?
Thanks a lot
Digital ocean now block ports 587 and outgoing smtp 25 which stops you really hosting your own mail server they seem to be pushing grid mail for extra money. not sure if There is work around at this time I like many others I have wasted hours trying to figure this out !
Hey.. I have been trying to host my own email server and have not been able to do it.. can you do a video on that ?
or you can buy a $30-40 ARM board and use it as a server
Why not both 😂 it's what I do
Until your package or library doesn't have an arm build.
How you getting on with this service a year later Chris?
This is definitely a nice offer!
Great video ✌️ ♥
What is tarpit?, let us know.
Can you run a virtual machine in a rdp or vps?
Hi there, looking for a VPS currently, 09/2020 ... Is this info still valid? Is Skysilk still a relevant and reliable VPS vendor?
"I don't want to say anything negative about other hosting services." Allow me! Avoid AlphaRacks at all costs. If you have a VPS and AlphaRacks buys out the hosting company, just shut down the server and save yourself the hassle.
I'd like to add watch out for hosting services that tie you in for a long time to get a decent deal.
Can you please do a video on torpit
Still rather host it my self
Nothing wrong with that 😉
What do you think about Hetzner or OVH ?
Also you didnt touch but , is it important is the VPS is OPENVZ OR KVM, i have an offer in my country 5e for openvz 1core new gen cpu intel 3gb ddr4 15gb nvme 2tb public outbound , what do you think >.
Vps "services", and yet you show us only one service, and it happens to be a shittier deal than both services I used thus far (vultr, hetzner).
Cool, now I have to learn linux terminal because I signed up with ubuntu, but no desktop. Ahhh, never an easy solution. At least with google vps I could get a windows desktop environment.
Then you don’t know that germany is the server paradise. Contabo and NetCup give you 16GB 4-6core AMD Epyc shared VPSs for 10$ a month with pure SSD storage 300GB.
They are really slow.
how linode campares to this?
is there any vps services that provide arch?
i see a lot of ubuntu but i wouldn't know head from tail when it comes to ubuntu
and i'm sure skysilk is a great company but they wont even let me register on their site XD
"Your request cannot be processed because our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. If you are using Proxy/VPN/Tor, please disable it and try again. If the error still persists then try from another device or contact support."
Also check out Vultr, GnuTransfer and DevuanHosting.com
I don't know what tarpit is.
Do you have a video on how to secure your VPS as best as possible? 😁 like how you did it for the minecraft server as that ip is public exposed to poeple as they need it to connect to your server (i assume 😉)
VPS That Cost Less Than Google and Azure? Nah I don't think so because those two are free to me :)
Great point with the micro instances
Have you heard of SSDNodes?
hey, did you get a server there? did you like it?
I thought you were going to cover more linux stuff?
Yes, that is my primary content
actually I know a better vps provider,maybe you would like to try it out.Its name is onevps.
I use vim btw with manjaro because I am software engineer. lol
You need to be using vannila Arch before being promoted to senior software engineer 😂
On it lol.
Not that cheap, Contabo is way cheaper
is really contabo good company ?
if you want to buy cheap rdp then contact to me..
Contabo performance are awful.
Omg so much wasted yapping
re: your website generating a lot of unexpected data traffic. good thing, i guess, if it translates to traffic viable to you. your landing page's ratio of content vs "page volume" for lack of a better word though definitely is up to today's standards i dare say (as in, 'there probably is atleast _one_ line of content somewhere the designers didn't look'):
"Technology Technology This website is here to serve as a learning portal. At the top, you will see All Solutions, which are categorized by type. The goal is to educate people and offer solutions for a multitude of issues you may encounter in the IT field. Thank you for visiting!
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I'm an IT professional that has 15+ years of experience. Since 2010, I have been cataloging some of the issues I run in to on this website." -- lynx copypasta
i'd encourage you to have a look at the source code of your current website and spot those few lines of *content* inbetween all the "load script here" anchors. once you do, i'm pretty sure you'll know what i'm talking about. (PS: sorry, beer. might have been a slurry reading experience...)
please need bin google cloud for subcribed
*Minecrap*