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We publish these reports because I'm tired of getting asked what hosting they should use.
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This is not your typical DNS hosting.
We’re making DNS easy and fun! Whether you’re a hardcore protocol geek or someone who gets anxious around a CNAME, there’s something here for you.
What you get
- "All you can eat" (cal)zones and resource records
- BIND zone file management
- An API that’s chef’s kiss
- Support from a real person
What it costs: $5 annually!
Well, probably. Not sure yet! It’s gonna be super cheap no matter what, though.
Welcome to OpenColo, a boutique data center located in the City of Santa Clara, CA! With state-of-the-art facilities and more than 15 years experience providing customers with superior colocation and other hosting services, team up with OpenColo for your colocation needs so you can focus on your mission critical business.
An awesome list of hosting services, plans, tiers, and other features. If you're looking for someplace for your stuff to live, you could do worse than investigating your options here.
A leading cloud VPS and server provider in Europe, offering powerful and reliable services out of 5 global locations. Our mission is to provide the best possible experience to all of our Clients and make renting server infrastructure as easy and straightforward as it can be.
A bit less expensive than Digital Ocean but the specs are a notch or two above DO per price point. Terabytes of storage on-board seem to be the norm.
An inexpensive server and web hosting company. Virtual machines, dedicated servers, and colo services. Very inexpensive. Might be useful in a pinch to spin something up. Fully managed. Conventional and SSD storage. Multiple data centers around the world. Shared hosting plans have free daily backups. Multiple VPS tiers. Pay monthly or yearly to get a discount.
Simple, high-value VPS cloud computing for hundreds less. A full SSD-powered cloud with top-tier hardware, 10Gbps network, 100% SLA, and more.
Remarkably reasonable prices.
A summary of how to set up a full Wikipedia.org mirror using several different approaches: Nginx as a caching proxy in front of wikipedia.org, Kiwix serving a downloaded backup, a full Mediawiki install with a database dump, or a mirror of Wikipedia made with XOWA.
Simple, fast, private compute hosting by cyberia.club. Easy to set up, inexpensive, free backups. Local solid state storage for speed. No restrictions on usage, so long as what you're doing isn't illegal.
As of 20200803, they officially support Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Alpine Linux v3.11, OpenBSD v6.7, Debian 10, CentOS 7 and 8.
A kind and amazing hacker collective centered in Minnesota, with global friends. In addition to being a group of hackers working on stuff, they're also a non-profit co-op that provides email, Matrix, Tor, and VPS hosting.
Their hosting service is called Capsul (https://capsul.org/)
Really, really cheap cloud hosting. VM, bare metal, block storage, dedicated clouds. Data centers around the world. Claims 100% SLA and SSD storage. Multiple OSes, including Linux, OpenBSD, and you can upload your own.
Affordable and reliable budget dedicated servers. Instant preconfigured dedicated servers available now!
A wiki of companies that offer cheap vps and server hosting around the world.
A VPS hosting provider that uses Xen and lets you run BSD as well as Linux. Could be useful.