Background: VPSDime had posted an offer for a $ 7 a year OVZ based VPS on LowEndSpirit a few months ago. I decided to install ClassicPress, a fork of WordPress, OVZ on it. I was testing WordPress (actually: ClassicPress) on a $10 a year VPS with the following specs:– Brizy Read more…
I had signed up for a VPS by Ionswitch in December 2019. How does this VPS perform 8 months later?
MaxKVM, a new VPS provider, posted their offer on LowEndSpirit for their new Singapore location . In this post, you will find my first impressions about this service that offers AMD Epyc Processors and NVMe Disks.
In this post,I have written my review about the 1 GB LXC based VPS by Terrahost of Norway.
In this post, I have done a short review of VPS trial offer by KTS24. They use inexpensive DDR3 based hardware and offer services starting 2.99 euros mothly.
I have compiled a list of over 15 providers who offer free website hosting.
I have posted the results from benchmark tests for VPS by Ready Dedis, Mumbai Bench, YABS and nench tests were conducted.
This is the final set of benchmark tests on VPS’es. Starting next week, I will put them to the intended use. One quarter of idling nearly eight VPS’es is enough 🙂 A discussion on Lowendtalk forums introduced me to a new script on running benchmarks. I promptly tried it this morning and got some interesting results:
In this post are the results of running a few more benchmarking tests on the KVM VPS’es machines. In particular, running the dd test and also a failed attempt at running bench.sh.
I am writing a post comparing the performances of 10 different VPS’es, some of which are KVM, others OVZ and the rest are NAT devices.