6700K for €4.99? I've already placed the order, I wonder what will happen.

Seems its going down from 4 ocpu 24gb ram to 2 ocpu and 12 gb ram

Its probably going to impact existing free instances ?

I wanted to shar e small project we recently built.

It is a free open-source WHMCS addon for hourly / pay-as-you-go billing.

GitHub:
https://github.com/linuxer69/hourly-billing-for-whmcs

Project page:
https://tlfhost.com/hourllyblingwhmcs.html

We originally built it because WHMCS does not have a simple native way to bill services hourly from client credit. The module allows a provider to set hourly prices for WHMCS products and charge the customer from their account balance based on usage.

It currently supports basic things like:

• hourly billing from WHMCS credit
• per-product hourly rates
• auto-suspend when balance is not enough
• auto-reactivation after the client adds credit
• client area usage/balance page
• admin logs and rate management

Important note: this is the first public version.

It may have bugs and it is probably not ready for production use yet. If you want to try it, please test it in a lab/staging WHMCS installation first. I do not recommend installing it directly on a live billing system until it has been tested more.

I am sharing it here mainly to get feedback from other providers and people who understand WHMCS better than me. If you find bugs, bad logic, missing checks, or have suggestions, issues and pull requests are very welcome.

Issues:
https://github.com/linuxer69/hourly-billing-for-whmcs/issues

This is not a hosting offer. It is just a free tool for the community.

We also have two other small tools we developed:

https://tools.tlfhost.com/
A small collection of online tools.

https://tmpup.site/
A simple temporary file upload service.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Dear Customer,

We are writing to inform you of an emergency situation affecting our Netherlands location. All services are currently unavailable.

Our engineering team is actively working to identify and remediate the issue as quickly as possible. At this time, we do not have an estimated restoration window, but we will provide updates as the situation develops.

We sincerely apologize for the disruption this may cause to your operations. Our top priority is restoring full service at the earliest opportunity.

We will notify you as soon as services are restored or when a more accurate ETA becomes available.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Best regards,
AlexHost Team.

I'd like to share this brand new BGP/ASN/network insight tool with everyone. It's a completely open-source, (mostly) static, and reproducible project. It's currently available on PEER.AS.

The data on the website comes from publicly available RIPE rrc01/06 MRT Dumps (more collection points planned!) and is provided after processing and weight reduction. Unlike bgp.he.net and bgp.tools, this website has no rate limit because, simply put, it's a full BGP table living in your browser. It uses duckdb+parquet sharding and is served by Cloudflare Pages.

In addition to the core AS/Prefix data, two other well-crafted tools are currently available: IP Probe which probes all your outgoing IPs (similar to browserleaks), and Global Test which provides 2D/3D visualized route tracing via globalping.io global probe points + nexttrace IP data.

Go try it out today and any feedback would be helpful!

Homepage: https://peer.as/
Repo Link: https://github.com/Archeb/peer.as

However, I’ve noticed that most instant-setup/pre-configured dedicated servers nowadays come with a single massive NVMe drive (like 3.84TB or 7.68TB) rather than two smaller drives.
On the other hand, fully customizable servers are way more expensive. For instance, on an 8-core Ryzen / 64GB RAM / 1TB NVMe base model, adding an extra 32GB of RAM and a second 1TB NVMe drive costs almost as much as the monthly base price itself! (I know, that's a budget issue on my end, haha ).

This got me thinking: Does the market nowadays just prefer single-drive configurations?

Also, what are the failure rates of modern NVMe drives like? Since I already have solid off-site backups in place, do I really still need RAID 1, or is running a single drive perfectly fine for most use cases today?

Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

https://discourse.ifin.network/t/400-aur-packages-compromised-with-infostealer-and-rootkit/577

Have fun

Hi everyone,

Here are a few businesses that rent out & sell resources. Only members with Provider or LIR tags are allowed to post offers in this thread.

ARIN - North America
IPv4 Leasing
HostUS - $90 per /24
GarrisonHost - $70 (+$70 Setup) per /24

IPv6 Leasing
HostUS - $35 per /48
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 8 per /48 - Annually
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 49.99 per /44 - Annually
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 19.99 per /40 - Monthly
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 100 per /36 - Monthly

ASN Registration
--NONE--

RIPE - Europe
IPv4 Leasing
SinaVPS - 100CHF
Velder.li - @Patrick7 - Contact about stock & prices
@malek - € 80 per /24 - monthly
@Access2IT - € 125 per /24 - Monthly 
@Access2IT - € 105 per /24 - Quarterly
@FHR - € 75 per /24 - Monthly
@dfroe  - € 80 /month per /24 - Quarterly
@AlexBarakov @AlexBarakov - Contact about stock & prices
HostUs @AlexanderM - $70 per /24 - Monthly
Bakker IT @RickBakkr - €85 per /24 - Monthly
ServPerso @ced1202 - €80 per /24 - Monthly


IPv6 Leasing
SinaVPS - 100CHF - Annually
Velder.li - @Patrick7 - Contact about stock & prices
@malek - € 25 per /44 - Annually
@Access2IT - € 9 per /48 - Monthly
@FHR - € 49 per /42, € 99 per /40 - annually
@dfroe  - € 60 /year for IPv6 PA or 120 /year for IPv6 PI - Yearly Paid
@AlexBarakov @AlexBarakov - Contact about stock & prices
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 5 per /48 + $5 Setup Fee - Annually
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 30 per /44 - Annually
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 10 per /40 - Monthly
Free Range Cloud @freerangecloud  - $ 100 per /32 - Monthly
Bakker IT @RickBakkr - €20 per year RIPE PA IPv6. 
Bakker IT @RickBakkr - €85 per year RIPE PI IPv6. 
ServPerso @ced1202 - €20 /44 - per year
ServPerso @ced1202 - €60 /44 + ASN then €20 per year.


ASN Registration
SinaVPS - 80CHF - One Time
Velder.li - @Patrick7 - Contact about stock & prices
@malek - € 60 - One Time.
@Access2IT - Contact about stock & prices
@FHR - € 99 - One Time
@dfroe - € 100 one-time (50 EUR when combined with IP leasing)
Bakker IT @RickBakkr - €40 - One Time
ServPerso @ced1202 - €50 - One Time

APNIC - Asia Pacific
IPv4 Leasing
HostUS - $90 per /24

IPv6 Leasing
HostUS - $35 per /48 - Annually

ASN Registration
HostUS - $35 - Annually + $10 setup.

Please tag me in a reply to this thread if this OP needs updating. All future IP related commercial requests or questions are to be posted in this thread.

https://github.com/noamanahmed/vscode-remote-server-project

The daemon is written in python and a vscode extension. You can download the vscode extension from the releases and then just follow the instructions to connect to the server.

You can also spawn a new terminal and it would proxy it using RPC over websockets.

The only thing pending from this is that claude,codex and other AI vscode extensions spawn there own shell and cannot run commands on the remote server using the terminal which I have created.

It's alpine/debian both compatible.

Looking forward to your suggestions.

• Unlimited data (bandwidth of 100 Mbps or higher)
• DDoS Protection (L3/L4)
• Decent CPU performance (GB5 Score ≥ 1000)
• SSD Disk ( > 10GB)
• 1G RAM (At least)
• Lower than $30/yr

Do you have any recommendations? Thanks to everyone for your replies!

p.s.: I plan to migrate a non-profit service that has been running since 2022 from Cloudflare Workers to a VPS. Faced with the $25/year Cloudflare subscription fee, a VPS might be a better choice.

If you are bored and wanna play around with a LXC container: https://microlxc.net/

Currently AU, NZ, JP, NL, LA, SG, NO, and ZA are available, you can pick between 256 and 1024MB packages.

As usual some requirements apply:

• Your account needs to be 3 months old
• You need to have at least 50 Posts
• You need to have at least 50 Likes

If you meet these, you can go on the website, and to verify that you are you, you need to post the token that will be given to you in this thread. The Bot will do the rest.

If stuff goes well, it will be publicly soon.
Please report bugs and suggestions.

PS: IPv6 is DHCP based in AU & CH but JP & LA needs Static config, which is automatically configured on Debian & Devuan but not on CentOS/Ubuntu needs to be done by hand yet. You can find your IPv6 in the Panel just substract -1 for the Gateway.

Why did you vote for option A, when option B could have saved you money?
https://www.ripe.net/media/documents/Voting_Report_-_RIPE_NCC_General_Meeting_May_2026.pdf

https://www.ripe.net/media/documents/6._RIPE_NCC_Charging_Scheme_2027.pdf

Option A: One LIR Account-One Fee model
The fee for your LIR account under this model would be: EUR 1894

Option B: Category model
The fee for your LIR account under this model would be: EUR 500

Unless you own a very large block, i do find it unfair that thousands of small LIRs have to finance the big guys insane block usage.

Now the question, did you even vote ?

What do you think? Is gone disrupt the market? Are you excited?

1. ICANN sends breach notice to Fewmoretaps OU, d/b/a Trustname - an accredited registrar. ICANN has a litany of complaints, particularly around how TrustName is handling abuse complaints. It stated that TrustName dismissed some complaints on technicalities and didn’t take appropriate action on others. In February, TrustName implemented a remediation plan to address the abuse complaint issues, but ICANN said the same issues continue to this day. full story here: https://domainnamewire.com/2026/06/10/icann-sends-breach-notice-to-trustname/

2. Estonian tax filings show €120 in revenue, one employee, negative equity, and a deletion notice. Both owners are Belarusian. The scam casino domains keep flowing.

Popcorn Content here: https://phishdestroy.io/trustname-bulletproof-exposed/

The Circular Abuse-Handling Structure
When an abuse complaint arrives for a privacy-protected domain, Trustname receives it and forwards it to… itself. The whoispps.com site openly states that “physical mail is discarded.” This is not privacy — it is an abuse-laundering structure engineered to ensure complaints go nowhere.

3. 2026-04 (April) Company deletion notice published in the Estonian Business Registry.

4. Both owners are citizens of Belarus — a country under comprehensive EU and US sanctions since 2020. Was this disclosed during accreditation?

CAUTION: if you have any domains registered with trustname.com just transfer them right away to a safer and established registrar.

This line goes back to old standards, but without the smallest plan existed before 2026.
The prices going up almost 100%

The launched hardware is unknown, waiting for yabs, if someone is willing to test.
Sadly no local zones and less locations than before.

I was checking my dedicated Ryzen 5700G server and checked the NVMe SMART data.

The server has 2x Crucial P3 1TB SSDs in RAID1. Performance generally seems fine:

• RAID1 status healthy ([UU])
• No media errors
• No NVMe controller resets or I/O errors
• NVMe temperatures around 34–35°C
• Website TTFB typically 40–70ms
• Network diagnostics look normal

However, both drives report:

critical_warning: 0x4
percentage_used: 100%

Drive 1:

• CT1000P3SSD8
• Data written: ~255 TB
• Media errors: 0

Drive 2:

• CT1000P3SSD8
• Data written: ~247 TB
• Media errors: 0

My Concerns :

1. How concerned would you be as a host or system admin about Crucial P3 SSDs showing 100% percentage_used in a production web hosting server?

2. Have you seen these drives continue operating reliably for a long time beyond the rated endurance?

3. If it were you, would you proactively replace them now, or simply monitor SMART and keep good backups until actual errors appear ?

4. In a real world scenario Could reaching 100% endurance contribute to occasional performance inconsistencies even when SMART shows no media errors and latency remains low ?

Interested in hearing real-world experiences here . Thank you Everyone !

How the World Cup Special works

There are 20 domain deals: you get the domains of selected countries at a discounted price for as long as the country stays in the tournament. Once a country is out, the deal ends on the next business day. Only the .eu domain stays available through July 19.

Show off your penalty shootout skills: Five shots, one goal: Score 3 times and secure a €5 voucher for your purchase at netcup.

Just wondering who you guys are using as your Fav Domain Registrar.

I have been with NameCheap (for ages) .. Last year, I switched some domain to NameSilo
NC has decent promo here and there for registration but renewal is too expensive.
Namesilo is decent overall, but lately I found out for few TLDs, they are $10-15 expensive.

Wondering if there a better option out there.

Have like 50ish domains.. (most .com and .net but some other expensive TLDs as well)

Thanks

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Tue Dec 28 18:56:27 UTC 2021

Basic System Information:
---------------------------------
Processor  : AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X 32-Core Processor
CPU cores  : 8 @ 3693.060 MHz
AES-NI     : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM        : 7.8 GiB
Swap       : 0.0 KiB
Disk       : 193.8 GiB

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50):
---------------------------------
Block Size | 4k            (IOPS) | 64k           (IOPS)
  ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
Read       | 135.18 MB/s  (33.7k) | 485.18 MB/s   (7.5k)
Write      | 135.53 MB/s  (33.8k) | 487.74 MB/s   (7.6k)
Total      | 270.72 MB/s  (67.6k) | 972.93 MB/s  (15.2k)
           |                      |
Block Size | 512k          (IOPS) | 1m            (IOPS)
  ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
Read       | 459.59 MB/s    (897) | 553.31 MB/s    (540)
Write      | 484.00 MB/s    (945) | 590.16 MB/s    (576)
Total      | 943.59 MB/s   (1.8k) | 1.14 GB/s     (1.1k)

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):
---------------------------------
Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed
                |                           |                 |
Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 729 Mbits/sec   | 716 Mbits/sec
Online.net      | Paris, FR (10G)           | 733 Mbits/sec   | 716 Mbits/sec
WorldStream     | The Netherlands (10G)     | 715 Mbits/sec   | 717 Mbits/sec
WebHorizon      | Singapore (1G)            | 339 Mbits/sec   | 351 Mbits/sec
Clouvider       | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 558 Mbits/sec   | 319 Mbits/sec
Velocity Online | Tallahassee, FL, US (10G) | 510 Mbits/sec   | 475 Mbits/sec
Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 324 Mbits/sec   | 432 Mbits/sec
Iveloz Telecom  | Sao Paulo, BR (2G)        | 159 Mbits/sec   | 217 Mbits/sec

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):
---------------------------------
Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed
                |                           |                 |
Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 728 Mbits/sec   | 688 Mbits/sec
Online.net      | Paris, FR (10G)           | 714 Mbits/sec   | 538 Mbits/sec
WorldStream     | The Netherlands (10G)     | 730 Mbits/sec   | 706 Mbits/sec
WebHorizon      | Singapore (1G)            | 327 Mbits/sec   | 310 Mbits/sec
Clouvider       | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 571 Mbits/sec   | 433 Mbits/sec
Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 255 Mbits/sec   | 209 Mbits/sec

Geekbench 5 Benchmark Test:
---------------------------------
Test            | Value
                |
Single Core     | 1261
Multi Core      | 7588
Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/11865373

@sthosting

I've been using RackNerd for a while, but tracking down all their different promos (Black Friday, New Year, random specials) and comparing specs was getting pretty annoying. You usually have to dig through old threads just to find the right promo link.

To make things easier, I compiled almost all of their active plans and built a simple filter page:
https://www.vpsvs.com/rn?lang=en

You can quickly sort by price, RAM, storage, or bandwidth. It makes finding a specific setup (like a cheap node for Nginx, or something with decent RAM for a small K3s/Docker setup) a lot faster.

as you can see, recently google is pushing harder on ai-summary in their search result resulting in site owner / blogger complaining about how they get less and less traffic / visitor. you also probably ever heard about how a site suddenly getting "de-indexed" from google as if they're gone entirely.

aside from those two mentioned above, i personally just couldn't stomach ai summary in general. I'm looking for information on sites, so just give me the url and i'll make conclusion on my own, if i need an ayy eee summary i'd open your chat webapp or something, not in my search engine.

after brief searching for alternatives, i seen people mentioned about Kagi but i don't really like their business model. well, it's more i don't like how I have to trust a corporation for my search indexes.
so the next alternative i found is YaCY, this software looks mature for it's purpose and has good amount of data indexed.

i tried to deploy it using docker compose, easy enough and get started to crawl my sites that i usually use.

CONTAINER ID  NAME                CPU %   MEM USAGE / LIMIT     MEM %     NET I/O           BLOCK I/O         PIDS
82452305aff9  yacy_search_server  63.65%  1.793GiB / 30.96GiB   5.79%     123MB / 10.5MB    1.47GB / 413MB    168

this Junior status is intent, i haven't got the time to setup a port-forward using pangolin yet. overall layout also nice.

I'm content with the search result so far and it works for my day-to-day basis.

so here i am asking you if you know there are sites / old sites that definitely worth to index as it might be useful or interesting for someone, especially if they got kicked out from big tech search engines. let me know in the comment or dm so i can crawl them into yacy.

please note that this is not an archival effort. the website itself has to stay online, only the search index in different places

---
edit: fixing codeblock

i was wanting to learn and setting up simple mail server, nothing fancy only capabilities for send and recieve mail from other server like gmail and such.

setting up postfix, dovecot, dkim spf dmarc and such.
Port 25 open. (Thank you generous provider)

yet my ip get flagged by spamhaus for css listing after a week.

Making my port 25 force closed by my VPS provider
(good job spamhaus)

Spamhaus saying my server need setting and follow mail config like big evil tech google,
and test to the mail test at

https://aboutmy.email

then i decide send email using gmail there to get general setting needed,

yet it says email Sent using gmail are Doesn't comply with Yahoo / Google requirements.

Its clear atleast for me, spamhaus and their strict rules are just wanting to punch small mail server operator. xD

Well, has anyone here ever used Trustname.com Domain or heard something about them?

They're openly advertising themself as a bulletproof ICANN registrar domain provider, and I talk with them; they give me a fast reply and say that they redirect the complaint to the hosting provider and check carefully if the complaint comes from an authentic source or not.

I can't find out many reviews about them, only some Trustpilot reviews and some articles, and one BHW user it there continous.

So, if anyone has any experience with it, please tell me. Are they reliable? Are there any issues like account freezing, domain suspension, etc.?

Thank you!

• 10+ domains per account
• 5 GB per box
• Very good incoming filtering
• Europe servers
• 500+ per hour emails
• Stellar support, uptime and deliverability
• No need for fancy webmails etc.
• Up to 20 EUR for 3 years

Close find was the crane, but it is very annoying with "you are fraud, contact support" and GMT -7 is unacceptable + reliability question.

Any more?

I present to you yet another damn speed test script. I understand there are many speed test scripts out there, but ... well I did it anyway.
I built this on top of Teddysuns bench.sh - adding my code and removing unnecessary stuff.

All information can be found at https://nws.sh

Thanks, and shout out to our sponsor: IncogNET ( @MannDude ) for sponsoring the new domain.

Test Locations
* North America
* South America
* Europe
* Asia
* Africa
* Australia
* GCC Middle East
* India
* China
* Iran
* Indonesia
* More coming soon!

Usage

For Global Test

curl -sL nws.sh | bash

wget -qO- nws.sh | bash

For Regional Test

curl -sL nws.sh | bash -s -- -r region_name

wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -r region_name

region_name = na, sa, eu, asia, africa, au, middle-east, india, china, iran, indonesia

Global Test Sample Output

---------------------------------- nws.sh ---------------------------------
      A simple script to bench network performance using speedtest-cli
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Version            : v2024.05.30
 Global Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash
 Region Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -r <region>
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Basic System Info
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 CPU Model          : Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6152 CPU @ 2.10GHz
 CPU Cores          : 16 @ 2095.030 MHz
 CPU Cache          : 30976 KB
 AES-NI             : ✔ Enabled
 VM-x/AMD-V         : ✔ Enabled
 Total Disk         : 875.8 GB (92.2 GB Used)
 Total RAM          : 58.9 GB (666.5 MB Used)
 Total Swap         : 4.0 GB (1.5 MB Used)
 System uptime      : 26 days, 2 hour 54 min
 Load average       : 0.19, 0.12, 0.09
 OS                 : Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
 Arch               : x86_64 (64 Bit)
 Kernel             : 5.15.0-105-generic
 Virtualization     : QEMU
 TCP Control        : cubic
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Basic Network Info
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Primary Network    : IPv6
 IPv6 Access        : ✔ Online
 IPv4 Access        : ✔ Online
 ISP                : Redoubt Networks
 ASN                : AS400304 Redoubt Networks
 Host               : Redoubt Networks
 Location           : Liberty Lake, Washington-WA, United States
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Speedtest.net (Region: GLOBAL)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Location         Latency     Loss    DL Speed       UP Speed       Server

 ISP: Crunchbits, LLC

 Nearest          0.39 ms     0.0%    7890.62 Mbps   10768.74 Mbps  Crunchbits - Spokane, WA

 Kochi, IN        271.88 ms   0.0%    2873.34 Mbps   343.45 Mbps    Asianet Broadband - Cochin
 Bangalore, IN    257.68 ms   0.0%    3003.88 Mbps   346.72 Mbps    Bharti Airtel Ltd - Bangalore
 Chennai, IN      220.20 ms   N/A     3213.23 Mbps   514.14 Mbps    Jio - Chennai
 Mumbai, IN       237.05 ms   0.7%    3096.41 Mbps   335.25 Mbps    i3D.net - Mumbai
 Delhi, IN        404.95 ms   0.3%    1486.74 Mbps   277.45 Mbps    Tata Play Fiber - New Delhi

 Seattle, US      12.01 ms    N/A     7736.08 Mbps   6938.97 Mbps   Comcast - Seattle, WA
 Los Angeles, US  36.54 ms    0.0%    4566.78 Mbps   2089.57 Mbps   ReliableSite Hosting - Los Angeles, CA
 Dallas, US       65.80 ms    0.0%    6043.49 Mbps   1329.34 Mbps   i3D.net - Dallas, TX
 Miami, US        93.53 ms    N/A     3392.36 Mbps   791.19 Mbps    Dish Wireless - Miami, FL
 New York, US     69.77 ms    0.0%    6604.41 Mbps   1532.75 Mbps   GSL Networks - New York, NY
 Toronto, CA      60.34 ms    0.0%    3917.54 Mbps   1469.92 Mbps   Rogers - Toronto, ON
 Mexico City, MX  73.84 ms    N/A     6100.83 Mbps   1211.34 Mbps   INFINITUM - Mexico City

 London, UK       129.25 ms   0.0%    4137.81 Mbps   845.68 Mbps    VeloxServ Communications - London
 Amsterdam, NL    142.90 ms   0.0%    4460.60 Mbps   819.21 Mbps    31173 Services AB - Amsterdam
 Paris, FR        143.29 ms   N/A     4921.82 Mbps   535.40 Mbps    Axione - Paris
 Frankfurt, DE    140.10 ms   0.0%    4319.52 Mbps   651.35 Mbps    Clouvider Ltd - Frankfurt am Main
 Warsaw, PL       152.22 ms   0.0%    4695.73 Mbps   569.83 Mbps    Play - Warszawa
 Bucharest, RO    189.31 ms   0.0%    3964.77 Mbps   484.45 Mbps    Vodafone Romania Fixed – Bucharest - Bucharest
 Moscow, RU       170.47 ms   0.0%    4650.31 Mbps   649.81 Mbps    Aeza.net - Moscow

 Jeddah, SA       397.67 ms   0.7%    3109.42 Mbps   420.03 Mbps    Saudi Telecom Company
 Dubai, AE        304.47 ms   0.0%    2066.29 Mbps   172.96 Mbps    du - Dubai
 Fujairah, AE     313.58 ms   1.3%    2173.24 Mbps   30.91 Mbps     ETISALAT-UAE - Fujairah
 Istanbul, TR     202.32 ms   0.0%    3844.55 Mbps   568.37 Mbps    Turkcell - Istanbul
 Tehran, IR       FAILED

 Tokyo, JP        94.07 ms    0.0%    4462.01 Mbps   935.30 Mbps    IPA CyberLab 400G - Tokyo
 Shanghai, CU-CN  193.44 ms   0.0%    3843.04 Mbps   54.11 Mbps     China Unicom 5G - Shanghai
 Nanjing, CT-CN   524.44 ms           10.89 Mbps     FAILED         China Telecom JiangSu 5G - Nanjing
 Hong Kong, CN    165.74 ms   N/A     3513.10 Mbps   433.69 Mbps    STC - Hong Kong
 Singapore, SG    323.12 ms   0.0%    3175.55 Mbps   290.83 Mbps    i3D.net - Singapore
 Jakarta, ID      FAILED - IP has been rate limited. Try again after 1 hour.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Avg DL Speed       : 4043.97 Mbps
 Avg UL Speed       : 1221.05 Mbps

 Total DL Data      : 153.12 GB
 Total UL Data      : 51.53 GB
 Total Data         : 204.64 GB
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Duration           : 15 min 18 sec
 System Time        : 01/06/2024 - 22:18:07 IST
 Total Script Runs  : 45772
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Result             : https://result.nws.sh/r/1717259786_YEWRB7_GLOBAL.txt
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Regional Test Sample Output
NA: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694522045_QVORYM_NA.txt
SA: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694528715_JFU3T1_SA.txt
EU: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694529083_9KFDDK_EU.txt
Asia: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694528694_SIR554_ASIA.txt
Africa: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694537113_747AYT_AFRICA.txt
AU: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694536652_DGXND8_AU.txt
GCC: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694531543_BZ6K6M_MIDDLE-EAST.txt
India: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694530534_3C9IAU_INDIA.txt
China: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694528635_EI46XX_CHINA.txt
Iran: https://result.nws.sh/r/1694528246_6GOL8A_IRAN.txt
Indonesia: https://result.nws.sh/r/1695397374_P9DYIL_INDONESIA.txt

Of course, I am actively developing and updating this regularly, so any feedback and suggestions are welcome!

Please feel free to share your bench's in this thread.

A while back we posted Hypervisor V2, a lightweight KVM control panel for low-end and high-end alike. Time for an update, because it grew well past "lightweight panel."

Hypervisor.io is now a self-hosted control panel for running a real KVM/QEMU cloud on your own hardware: one master, unlimited slave nodes across as many datacenters as you want. The pitch: the provisioning panel, the cloud-services layer, and the commercial layer all ship in one box, so you are not stitching five products together, and you are not standing up an OpenStack/CloudStack control plane to get there.

The headline: an AI assistant that actually provisions

Most panels give you a chatbot that links you to docs. Ours is wired into the control plane. You talk to it in plain English and it does the work:

• "Spin up 3 Ubuntu VMs, 4GB each, put them behind a load balancer with SSL on example.com"
• "Why is instance web-02 suspended?" "Resize my Postgres to 8GB and add a read replica"
• "Show me this month's bandwidth for customer X and suspend anything over quota"

It reads your real infrastructure state and executes real actions through the same API the UI uses. Nobody else in this category ships this. It is the difference between a panel you operate and a panel that operates with you.

Things competitors do not ship (straight from our compare sheet)

These are the rows where we are alone or clearly ahead. Full matrix: https://hypervisor.io/compare/

Everything else it does

Compute: full KVM lifecycle (deploy, reinstall, resize, snapshot, suspend, destroy), live migration + HA monitoring, VNC + browser SSH, Secure Boot, TPM, cloud-init, ISO mount, GPU passthrough, IPv4 + IPv6 (/64), reverse DNS.

Networking: VPC with VXLAN overlay, private subnets, NAT gateways, VPN gateways, security groups, IP sets, HAProxy load balancers with SSL termination + health checks.

Platform services: managed MySQL / MariaDB / PostgreSQL with replicas and point-in-time restore, managed Kubernetes, tenant S3 object storage, streaming backups to S3 / SFTP / FTP / rclone, volume snapshots.

Commercial layer: built-in billing + payments, hourly metering, multi-currency, tax invoicing, auto suspend/resume on balance, self-service storefront. Or bring your own: WHMCS / Blesta / HostBill / Paymenter modules with SSO.

Everything is exposed over a full REST API (OpenAPI docs), so anything the UI or the AI does, you can script.

• 30-day free trial, full platform, one hypervisor, no card required
• Annual billing saves the equivalent of 2 months/year
• Optional pro-support add-ons up to an Enterprise SLA tier

How it compares (fairly)

These are all good tools. The difference is scope, not quality.

• OpenStack / CloudStack: scale to huge fleets and meter well, but you still bolt on invoicing, payments, and a storefront yourself.
• VMware: the enterprise incumbent, post-Broadcom pricing is the conversation. We are a KVM alternative on hardware you already own.
• Virtualizor: a solid multi-hypervisor VPS panel. We lean harder into the cloud-services layer (managed K8s, tenant S3, VPC, DBaaS) plus billing and the AI assistant.
• Solus: a polished KVM panel that pairs with WHMCS. We ship billing and the cloud-services layer as native parts rather than dependencies, though WHMCS still works if you prefer it.

Short version: if you only need VM provisioning, the established panels are great. If you want VPC + LB + managed DB + K8s + object storage + billing + an AI that runs it, under one login, that is the gap we fill. As the site puts it: have a billable KVM cloud, storefront, and AI assistant running the same day.

Try it

• Site + features: https://hypervisor.io/
• Docs: https://docs.hypervisor.io
• Comparison sheet: https://hypervisor.io/compare/
• 30-day free trial, no card: start from the site

Happy to answer anything in the thread, take feature requests, and own any rough edges you find.

We've been working hard on a new Anti Spam system for all CraneMail, Shared, & Reseller customers!
Big focus on this project is to build an intuitive portal, as SpamExperts is... uniquely designed.

As reported by ~almost everyone thats beta testing, Our 'out of the box' experience is as good,
or better than, SpamExperts. To quote one beta tester:

"I feel completely confident letting my clients use this. That hasn't been the case while they've
been on SpamExperts."

We'd love to invite everyone, even those that aren't a NameCrane customer, to take part in the beta. You can PM me your domain, the primary user/admin, and where to route it to, and you'll be off to the races. If you have multiple domains you can request I set up a reseller account for you as well.

We aren't selling this as standalone filtering or as a SAAS product, but users that contribute useful feedback (UX, filtering performance, bugs, etc) will be allowed to keep their filtering, even if its pointing externally.

Note: You'll need to whitelist our relays on your mailserver otherwise they may block us and cause issues.

We're after brutally honest feedback!

Features

Here's a quick run of the features:

• Ability to add rules that match all parts of an email, with basic matches, or advanced regexp patterns.
• Ability to poke/tweak scoring on emails. Useful when you can't outright block a domain/sender, but want to nudge things.
• Create quarantine reports that include whatever you want, when you want, for whomever you want.
• Create domain digest report that is emailed on a schedule that includes all emails sent to any user.
  -- This is very useful for company/msp postmasters that need greater monitoring.
• Ability to restrict which languages you'll accept emails in.
• Ability to restrict emails by content/topic (politics, social media, finances, etc).
• Full quarantine system allowing for domain users to release/train/whitelist emails without logging in.
• Filter out attachments by extension (we include our own defaults, but you can quickly change that).

While our own anti-spam BAYES is quite good, as you train emails as HAM/SPAM in the system, it'll train a personalized BAYES database for your domain, and in time (once you train 50 ham & 50 spam), the personalized BAYES will handle your scoring.

This can help a lot with non english languages, or even just to train the system on what you perceive as ham/spam.

A self-hosted LLM is also used for scoring spam, language detection, & content classifying.
Topic filtering got a major upgrade this week greatly improving accuracy, especially in non english languages.

We'd still count this as 'in beta' though as we're needing more samples from under represented languages.

Reseller Branding & Management

Reseller branding is another big feature SpamExperts lacks. Our portal allows resellers to
assign their own MX hostnames to rebrand our mx?.mxfilter.net ones, change colours, and brand pages with their logo. SSO login emails, landing pages, quarantine reports, digests, get your brand colours, labels, & logo.

A centralize dashboard lets you see all of your domains inbound/outbound, top senders & destinations, etc.

Reseller Abilities

Resellers can add filters (allow, deny, regexp, score tweaks, etc) which are then processed for every domain in their account. Resellers are also able to set 'domain defaults' for filtering, attachment blocks, & language restrictions. This is extremely useful for MSP's where each onboard involves loading up the same rulesets over and over. Now, just set it once at the reseller level, and all domains automatically benefit.

You can check https://mxfilter.namecrane.org to see how the branding looks. There is multiple pre-set palettes (tailwindcss) available that should cover most companies. Let us know if you're wanting us to add others!

Check them out here:

https://files.namecrane.com/franexperts/K5AEFVD.png
https://files.namecrane.com/franexperts/8YJBsoC.png
https://files.namecrane.com/franexperts/ElNsGVr.png
https://files.namecrane.com/franexperts/e8SFa8n.png

Multiple regions

We've added additional regions for filtering redundancy:

• Las Vegas
• Netherlands (technically NEW, will replace the existing UK node)
• New York - NEW
• Singapore - NEW

Las Vegas, Netherlands & New York are IPV6 enabled for inbound mail with Singapore pending a BGP prefix update.

Depending on demand we'll add another server in Europe (Germany, France, Poland, Romania, something EEA) for redundancy for those that want to operate 'Europe Only' emailing.

Will this replace SpamExperts?

In time, most likely. While SpamExperts does a decent job with filtering, its fairly fragile and quite frustrating to administer. We've had no less than 5 multi hour outages on the platform in the past 6 months. Something had to give since they've not been interested in fixing the issues.

What does it look like?

Here's some screenshots for you.

Again, you can view a branded page here: https://mxfilter.namecrane.org

Thanks!

Francisco

Thought we would spin up a thread to keep announcements, chat and feedback in the same place. We would love your feedback on our services, how we can improve, and what you would like to see us doing in the future

As we expand and develop new features or services we will announce it here.

Who are we?
Gigahost is a Norwegian based datacenter and hosting provider with own datacenters in Norway and a POP in Amsterdam. We offer virtual servers, dedicated servers and datacenter services like colocation and IP-transit.

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If you prefer a Discord Chat you can also reach us on our Discord community

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If you did not know it already, we are partnering with Tampnet to expand capacity and redundancy for our network AS56655!

This includes access access to the Norfest subsea cable to Oslo and major capacity expansions to Amsterdam from our Sandefjord Datacenter.

A reduction of latency from 19ms to 13ms between Sandefjord and Amsterdam is expected once completed with a total network capacity of over 1.5Tbps

Click here to read more about our new network services.

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There's also CodaMail.com but they don't offer unlimited aliases, are more expensive and they too have mostly AI-generated content, it's even made their way to their webmail login page which has a weird image of an elephant. That said I've been in touch with their support and they are very responsive and helpful (humans).

Unlimited aliases and not being locked into an ecosystem like Proton or Tuta's are a must for me, so I guess I'll have to forget about having a somewhat encrypted mailbox and go with either Fastmail or Soverin, unless anyone has other recommendations?

Minium Specs
4 Core
8GB ram
40gb storage

need ASAP

only looking to use full 2Gbps for max 48hrs, after that 1Gbps will do, also open to using 2x 1Gbps servers

Everyone is welcome to make constructive criticisms about a product, service or even recommendations. We see this thread as an opportunity to give news, updates and discuss Alexhost.

By the way, we'd like to take this opportunity to share our goals for 2024!

Soon we'll have news that some of you have been asking for a long time!

Expanding Our Global Presence

We confidently stepped into new markets, launching innovative projects and strengthening our global infrastructure:

• The launch of new locations in Sweden, Bulgaria, and Switzerland, now offering our services there.
• KIVIX — a new Internet Exchange, marking a significant step in enhancing traffic exchange.

Enhancing Infrastructure

The year 2024 was pivotal for our technical foundation:

• VPS upgrades in the Netherlands: boosting speed from 100Mbps to 1Gbps, ensuring faster load times and greater stability.
• Increasing network capacity: +10Gbps from Cogent and +20Gbps from RETN.

We introduced a variety of innovative solutions for our clients:

• RIPE K-Root Server — a key milestone in ensuring DNS reliability and resilience.
• Modern Ryzen VPS — delivering high performance and reliability for your projects.
• Advanced BGP Services — professional tools for route and network management.

Simplifying Transactions

• To enhance client convenience, we implemented a new payment gateway — MAIB/GPay, making transactions even easier and faster.
  *Unlocking New Opportunities

The year 2024 also stood out for:
* Introducing new dedicated server configurations tailored to better meet our users’ needs.
* Revamping service pages for a more user-friendly and intuitive experience.
* Participating in the Moldexpo 2024 exhibition, where we shared our expertise and vision for the industry’s future.

If you have a service with us, you can leave your opinion. We promise to improve as much as possible. And of course we're willing to listen to constructive criticism, whether it's about the network, VPS or Dedicated Servers. We appreciate it if you're happy and if you'd like to leave your opinion, it's always welcome.

All relevant and/or important news will be posted here.

Thank you for being with us! We truly value your trust and are proud to have you as part of our journey toward innovation and excellence.

Quick question on what is actually considered "fair share" of CPU on a shared VPS.

Obviously it depends on the provider policy, but let’s say they are a budget provider and they just have some generic “no 24/7 use, no heavy use, …” terms.

If you need to run a continuous background workload, what % of your allocated compute do you expect to use for long periods without getting throttled?

I've seen people in old threads say 50% average load is fine. Even there is this thread from 2016: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/73738/what-does-fair-share-cpu-usage-means. It gives me the impression they were much more lenient about it back then.

So, what’s the real rule of thumb you would stick to?

1. Hardware Scam: I purchased a 3 vCPU plan, but the actual instance only has 2 vCPUs. This is a clear case of false advertising and hardware mismatch.
2. Long-term Ghosting: I requested a refund under their 7-day guarantee (Ticket #7216282) 8 days ago (on May 25th). Their support team has completely ignored me and gone silent for over a week.
3. Payment Gateway Alert: Alipay (China's largest payment platform) has already officially sustained my fraud report against CloudCone LLC due to their severe violations.

I am warning the LET community: Do NOT trust them. They will take your money, deliver fake specs, and ghost you for over 8 days when you ask for a valid refund.

@CloudCone check my ticket #7216282 and process my full refund immediately. I will not close this thread until it's resolved.
(I have all screenshots of the 2 vCPU spec and the Alipay fraud ruling as proof)

It does the boring job of benchmarking a machine's CPU. it's packaged into a single binary just like geekbench.

It's basically a wrapper around a range of handpicked benchmarks from different categories in the Phoronix test suite. The standard run profile finishes in under 5 minutes, but you can fully customize the runtime. The full source and build pipeline are in the Github repo.

Rationale - after the various Geekbench outages and intermittent upload errors over the last few months, I wanted to put together an open-source alternative that "just works" locally. Plus, I dislike how the free version forces you to upload benchmarks to their site. It's unreliable (as already shown), and is just bad unnecessary telemetry. So, Nerdbench works entirely offline.

Despite the name, it's obviously not a full replacement for Geekbench. But for the average guy who gets a new box and wants to test the CPU, it's likely enough. (And it's faster, since you can customize the run time)

Of course, I realize this is probably not of interest. I'm just putting it up here.
Some things are not yet set up or documented fully. For example, only x86_64 binary is available. I'll finish it soon.

Disclosure, maybe important to you: LLM did the bulk of the work here. Mostly, it handled routine tasks like getting each project to compile and stitching things together. There is almost no logical complexity to the project, as it's all on top of existing libraries and test suites.

drop your thoughts or run results below…?

Run it with

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/XInTheDark/nerdbench/main/scripts/bench.sh
bash bench.sh

(there is also one liner, but on LET it is of course blocked)

Please inspect the source before you run! The whole project is transparent so I highly encourage you to audit it

More usage options and source code: https://github.com/XInTheDark/nerdbench

Hy fellas,

Started this as it was time we had 1 thread for all HOST-C stuff related.

Welcome all, trolling, memes or whatever is allowed, heck, even welcomed . All in the limits of LET Rules

Next..

I will start with a thank you for choosing HOST-C.

Here is an insight for the first part of 2025:

Another Payment Gateway ( no crypto, at least for the first part of 2025 )
Captcha - a more normal version then the one currently used
rDNS in User Panel
A new location for IPV6 only deals + a new location for higher speeds
TOS will get some updates - these will be sent out via e-mail to all customers
A decent website
A lot of tweeks in products, pricing and product flexibility
Dyson Sphere will be made a always available product ( well, as much as possible / location )

Now, for the rest of 2024, we will do some minor tweaks to server performance, might have to take a few nodes or VPS offline for a few minutes, as CPU or RAM is not hot-swap capable.

I wish to underline to everyone that we are no DMCA ignore, that term is pretty widely interpreted as PORN, Shady Stuff over the internet and other, some might got this idea as I am from Romania and some of my fella providers endorsed this type of activity in the past or still do, I will gladly disappoint some in this statement. Whatever you publish must follow this rule, whatever you store, that is not our business.

Short version of TOS can be found here, each subject has a revision number and date when it was published, as we update it, version number changes so is the date.

https://host-c.com/knowledgebase/2/Terms-and-Services

I wish to thank those that trusted/trust us with whatever data they have ( regardless of the type ) .

Get your self prepared, more to come.

As usual, if you have any questions, shoot.

HOST-C

I need a reliable US-based hosting provider (VPS) to scrape schedule information from DAZN.

The main challenge is that DAZN aggressively blocks standard datacenter IP ranges, major hosting providers, and commercial proxies.

My Requirements:

Network: Highly stable with solid uptime and 1gbps network speed.

Trial would be appreciated so I can test whether the hosting works for my case. Thanks.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new hypervisor platform — built from the ground up for performance, security, and flexibility!

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• Password Reset — Instantly reset root credentials

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Set custom bandwidth limits. Monitor usage in real-time.

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• Session-based IP validation
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• Isolated network namespaces

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Choose from a wide range of templates:

Linux

• Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04
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🧩 We Need Your Feedback

This is a testing phase, not a free VPS giveaway.

Please order only if you genuinely want to test and provide feedback.
Let’s find bugs, improve performance, and polish the platform together."

🙏 Special Thanks

@HostMayo — for providing servers for initial testing and valuable discussions

@kuroit — for helping design and test the portal & especially thansk Puneet for continuous motivation and support throughout this journey

i will activate plans manually right now i turned off the autoamtic provoining to be safe from spam

Regards,
Asad Khan

Well, why can't it import the pool? Spec the device node directly--still no joy?!

Surely I didn't forget it was ZFS! Try mounting it as ext4--yep!

Ok, so I killed an hour building zfs inside the rescue system for no reason. But now I can fix my network config. Wait, where's /etc/network/interfaces? WTF?

Fire up midnight commander so I can browse around easier, and I'm not seeing /home/pwned?! There's a /home/someone_else_not_me?! I don't even think this disk is debian, and I know it ain't mine.

All that work for naught because I guess someone swapped the chickens around. I've been playing VPS in the low-end world a long time now, and I can't say this has ever happened to me before.

Now I wonder if someone has my disk and can't get it to mount, too? ;-)

Gullo (Hetzner)
Upcloud (own DC)

Unclear if qualify
Godlike (under $3 plan is just a promotion that does not renew)
FinlandVPS (no network information that can be verified)

Disqualified
HostVDS (routes domestic traffic through Russia)
The.hosting (routes domestic traffic through Sweden, shutting down operations)
Tietokettu (outside Helsinki metro area)

Thanks

Posted on discord..

LewiiUK — 12:11 PM
Hello @everyone

I just wanted to send a message and say a big thank you to each and everyone of you.

I have unfortunately left VeloxMedia and VeloxMedia is now under new management. I’m unsure if they will use the discord but it’s worth sticking around incase they do.

You will be well looked after because the new owners have many years of experience within the hosting industry and look forward to meeting you all 😊

Thanks again and all the best.

Please note: any private messages regarding support, VeloxMedia etc will be ignored from me as I no longer have access to any systems.

Is anyone having connection problems with Servrica?

There are no updates on the status page or reply to ticket. Server dza10.
Ip range 38.49.215.0/24

Thanks

Whats your take? About to see a lot more inhouse panels? Very much a shit move.

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Francisco

My 2021 VPS out of a sudden disappeared from Virtualizor, but still marked as active in WHMCS and it's completely unreachable. Seems like they take quite some time to answer tickets too now, been waiting for ~24 hours already, no reply. I'm not searching for premium support, I'm totally fine with waiting for couple hours for normal response, but something else must be going on with them.

Anyone had similar issue recently?
Unfortunately this is the end for me with this provider.

@HostSlick

@GTHost, @crunchbits, ScaleBlade @Jack_SBE, @PieHasBeenEaten, Ohanacraft LLC, @internetport, Microtronix @jfreak, @HostEONS, @Hosteroid, and @Hivelocity have sponsored bare metal servers to FreeVPS.org. WebHorizon @Abd has sponsored a hefty VPS. The volunteers at FreeVPS.org use these servers as hypervisor nodes to make free VPSes available to the Community.

Regular Plan -- $0

• 1x Core (Fair Share)
• 512MB RAM, up to 1GB with justification
• 10GB NVMe/SSD/HDD, up to 20GB with justification
• 250GB Bandwidth on 100 Mbps Port
• IPv4: 20x forwarded ports
• IPv6: /64 or /80 Subnet

Donor Plan -- $0

Make a donation to any charity (minimum equivalent of $5 in any currency), post proof and desired specs on the forum.
Guaranteed VM as long as there are available resources.

• 2x Core (Fair Share)
• 1GB RAM, upto 2GB on request
• 20GB NVMe/SSD/HDD, upto 40GB on request
• 500GB Bandwidth on 200 Mbps Port
• IPv4: 20x forwarded ports
• IPv6: /64 or /80 Subnet

Donor Plan -- Tokyo -- $0

Due to limited resources and to prevent abuse - the following plan is offered in Tokyo. Donation only access.

• 1x Core (50%, shared)
• 768MB RAM
• 10GB NVMe SSD
• 200GB Bandwidth on 100 Mbps Port
• IPv4: 20x forwarded ports
• IPv6: /64 or /80 Subnet

FreeVPS Benchmark Test Results

• FreeVPS benchmark test results by @febryanvaldo are available at https://kangserver.id/tag/freevps/.

Requirements

• LET account must be 3 months or older to qualify
• Active account (you need to have a decent amount of recent posts)
• At least 50 or more non-spammy posts
• At least 25 thanks on your profile
• Opting for a donor plan does not bypass the above requirements

Acceptable Use Policy

• Zero abuse tolerance.
• All activities MUST adhere to the Donors' policies.
• If we take notice that a VM gets abused, the VM will be terminated.

How To Get A Free VPS

Option 1

• Double check that you meet the above Requirements. Then head over to portal.freevps.org, click Register, and sign up. Note both your "Client No: ____" and "Your ID: ____" for use in a meaningful comment in this thread

• Make a meaningful comment in this thread, indicate you want a free VM by adding #ThanksGTHost, #Thankscrunchbits, #ThanksScaleBlade, #ThanksPieHasBeenEaten, #ThanksWebHorizon, #ThanksOhanacraft, #ThanksInternetport, #ThanksMicrotronix, #ThanksHostEONS, #ThanksHosteroid, and #ThanksHivelocity somewhere in your comment. Meaningful comments could include, for example: questions, feedback, a suggestion, the reason for your preferred location, or your planned use of the server. Don't forget to include your preferred location and both "Client No: ____" and "Your ID: ____" from your sign up.

• Each member may make multiple meaningful comments, but please do not spam.

Option 2

• Make a donation equal to at least US$5.00 to any charity, in any currency. Post proof and desired specs.
• Donors will get double max resources (up to 2 CPU Cores, 2GB RAM, 40GB SSD, 100 200Mbps port, 10 custom v4 ports).
• Guaranteed VM as long as there are available resources.

Node Specs, Locations, & Looking Glass

Special Thanks

Thanks to @GTHost, @crunchbits, Scaleblade @Jack_SBE, @PieHasBeenEaten, WebHorizon @Abd, Ohanacraft, @internetport, Microtronix @jfreak, @HostEONS, @Hosteroid, and @Hivelocity for making the FreeVPS.org project possible!
Thanks to @Cloudie for many kinds of help!
Thanks to Virtfusion for a complimentary license!
Thanks to @TheOnlyDK, @FatGrizzly, @sh97, @babywhale, and @daffy for volunteering!
Thanks to @yoursunny for troubleshooting IPv6 issues!
Thanks to @DP for the FreeVPS.org domain name!
Thanks to @Not_Oles for the idea to make FreeVPS.org!

Notes

• There is NO SLA on this service, in fact frequent server reboots might be needed.
• NO support will be provided directly, all help requests must be posted here in this thread.
• No Backups are done on our side, disks are running in RAID0 YOLO mode.
• There is no term guarantee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the VPS service truly free?
A: Yes, it is. We operate solely on the generous donations provided by our sponsors.

Q: Do you monitor or sell my data?
A: Absolutely not. Your activities on your VPS are completely private. However, if we notice excessive CPU usage or constant port blasting, it may lead to the involcuration of your VPS.

Q: I don't meet the eligibility requirements. Will I receive a VPS if I make a donation?
A: No, donations are intended solely to enhance the resources of your VPS and do not bypass the eligibility requirements.

Q: Why are there recurring fees of $199/$99? Doesn't that contradict the "free" aspect?
A: These fees are in place to discourage idle usage of the VPS. When your VPS is initially deployed, we add credits to your account, which can be utilized to renew your VPS tenure.

Q: Can I migrate my VPS to another location?
A: Yes, in most cases, we allow transfers. It is advisable to back up your data before making a transfer request.

Q: What are the specifications for Tokyo?
A: Please refer to the TYO announcement post. The Tokyo location operates on a donation-only basis due to limited resources and to prevent abuse.

Q: How long does it take to deploy my VPS?
A: Please allow up to 3 days for VPS deployment. FreeVPS is managed by volunteers, and deployments are carried out on a best-effort basis. However, we make every effort to deploy VPS instances on the same day of the request. If your VPS has not been deployed within a week of your request, feel free to follow up on your request.

Q: I don't meet the requirements. Is there any way to obtain a free VPS?
A: If your post history demonstrates exceptional contributions and meaningful engagement within the community, we may consider making an exception and provision a free VPS for you.

Q: Can I make a donation to a local charity?
A: Of course! You can contribute to any charity worldwide using any currency. However, it is preferable if the donation amount is equivalent to or exceeds 5 USD. If your donation receipt is not in English, please provide a translation with it. Furthermore, we kindly request that the receipt demonstrates a recent donation made within the last three months.

Q: Can I redeem the credits in USD?
A: Sure, just put a request in the thread. /s

Approval

The original offer post was approved by @jbiloh

Edit History

• December 26, 2022 by @Not_Oles to include additional servers from @PieHasBeenEaten and @crunchbits.
• Archive February 27, 2023
• February 27, 2023 by @Not_Oles to update for new FreeVPS.org website, new server node from ScaleBlade, and additional updates.
• March 22, 2023 by @Not_Oles to change LET account time requirement from 6 months to 3 months.
• May 7, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add WebHorizon.
• May 9, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add link to Tokyo Specs.
• May 18, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add updated requirements.
• May 30, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add Frequently Asked Questions.
• Archive May 30, 2023
• September 29, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add FreeVPS Benchmark Test Results link.
• October 12, 2023 by @Not_Oles to clarify Tokyo Specs and Donation Requirements.
• October 14, 2023 by @Not_Oles to match Plans as shown on the FreeVPS.org website.
• October 29, 2023 by @Not_Oles to add new Node Sponsors.
• October 30, 2023 by @Not_Oles (markdown by @FrankZ) to add Node locations and Looking Glass links.
• March 26, 2024 by @Not_Oles to add Ohanacraft and Hivelocity.

The project will be published on GitHub soon and public testing is to begin on 6 June 2026
How It Works
The plugin introduces a reseller layer between the server administrator and hosting customers:

Administrator → Reseller → Hosting Customers

The server administrator creates reseller plans with limits such as maximum customers, pooled disk space, bandwidth allocation and allowed hosting packages
Resellers receive their own control panel login and can create and manage hosting customers.
Customer accounts remain standard HestiaCP users behind the scenes ensuring compatibility with existing HestiaCP functionality.

Resellers can optionally create their own hosting packages and assign them to customers.

The aim is to provide full reseller hosting capabilities without replacing HestiaCP or requiring a separate control panel.

Testing is planned for VPS and lab environments before wider production deployment.

Feedback is welcome on:

Installation process
Functionality and stability
Security
User experience
Feature requests

The GitHub repository and testing instructions will be shared when public testing begins on 6 June 2026.

Anyone interested in participating in testing is welcome to reply below or send a private message.

Here are the plugin screenshots

https://github.com/Diwakerpandey/hestiacp-reseller-plugin/commit/8ab5c850dff7539cded20edc085b0b2d17917afc

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-43634

https://mercuryiss.com.au/hestiacp-unauthenticated-rce-ip-spoofing-cve-2026-43633-cve-2026-43634

We have been running this panel for our own VM clients and we are constantly adding features and tweaks. So I thought why not share it with people who may also be looking for the same solution.

Features that are built in:

. Multi isolated tenants
. Multi Cluster
. Live and Offline migration
. Cloud-init template builder
. VM Statistics
. VDC (Virtual Data Center) build and sell VMs within the VDC limits.
and a lot more..

We would like to invite people to try out the panel with a full unlimited installation free of charge.

We would like to hear feedback and feature suggestions.

Only need a small VM to run this panel on and it communicates with proxmox clusters via API.

For a license key and docs please DM or fill out the form on the website: https://virtualizepro.com

The Situation

I have a Black Friday 2025 server (AMD EPYC 7452, 32 Cores) for $99.99/mo. On May 10, I received an invoice for the original $99.99. On May 15—just 2 days before the due date—they stealthily changed the EXACT SAME invoice to $129.99.

ZERO NOTICE

There was absolutely no email announcement or 30-day warning. They just edited the active invoice 48 hours before the deadline.

The "Insulting" Solution

When I complained, they refused to honor the original price and tried to upsell me to a "cheaper alternative": an AMD EPYC 7443P (24 Cores) for $119.99.

The Math

• My current deal: 32 Cores @ $99.99
• Their "solution": 24 Cores @ $119.99

They are asking me to pay $20 MORE per month for 8 FEWER cores (a 25% spec downgrade). This is a textbook "Bait and Switch." They lure you in with BF deals and then hike the price less than 6 months later without warning.

Timeline of Events

• May 10: Received initial invoice #6505-5648478 for $99.99.
  

• May 15: Received a payment reminder, but the amount was stealthily changed to $129.99 on the SAME invoice.
  

• May 16 (Today): Received their support response—confirming the 30% hike and trying to upsell me to a downgraded 24-core plan for $119.99.
  

• May 17 (Tomorrow): DUE DATE.

They waited until 24 hours before the deadline to give me a final refusal, leaving me with zero time to migrate my data. This is a hostage tactic to force a payment.

@perfectip I expect you to honor the original agreement of $99.99 for this Black Friday promotional plan.

Scaleway Atom C2350 2c/4G/120G SSD|250G SSD|1T HDD 4.99€
OVH Intel Xeon E5-1620v2 4c/32G/120G 9.99€

Are there any other low cost dedicated server providers in Europe?

example from a 2 core vps with 1000 gb6 multicore score

Anyway I installed beszel and it uses way less cpu. What alternatives do yall recommend?

They essentially, had been a "okay" host, self hosted, manual VPS activation, really just a hobby host, but people liked the residential IP factor.

Now, some random guy on X made a token on Backyard Bandwidth (unaffiliated), which earned BB 50-70k in creator fees for nothing - they then took over this new hype, started a actually investing this money into bigger rug pools (some AI thing etc).

Search on X to find posts like this lol:

The guy called Teriuki or whatever, claiming he bought BB hardware, its funny, because that guy, alongside the other guy who now runs Traceix and previously Malcore going off to do rugpools for a living, the terikuki guy actually owned BB alongside malcore guy.

Essentially, they got bad rep, and want to rebrand to recover. https://computus.io/ - absolute scam.

Prior to the rug pool, this was being promoted by all their accounts:

It makes sense Internet 2.0 wanted nothing to do with this bunch

I found it a nice language to work in.

I've seen a lot of comments about how Rust's memory management, ownership, borrowing, etc. was hard to wrap your brain around but as an old-time C programmer, I'm used to pointers, referencers, stack, heap, etc. so I didn't find these topics at all challenging. You learn a few rules and that's it. Explicitly marking variables as mut is nice.

I think if you were coming from something like JavaScript, then yes, Rust would be mind-blowing. Coming from C or golang or both in my case, Rust is more of a different dialect than a whole new world.

I remember a comment from jwz about Java years ago:

"Java doesn't have free(). I have to admit right off that, after that, all else is gravy. That one point makes me able to forgive just about anything else, no matter how egregious."

I agree - manual memory management is a pain point I prefer to avoid.

The println! macro is quite nice, as it catches printf issues at compile-time rather than run-time. The more I've programmed, the more I've appreciated this approach (and statically typed languages in general for this reason).

I haven't gotten into async stuff yet, but perception is that golang is more pleasant for that, given that it's an add-on to Rust. Rust does tend to make big binaries like golang, but not so big that I remotely care.

I was surprised that std is so poor. For example, no random number generator. If you want that, you need to use the rand crate, which is third party. Seems like a lot of things are third-party crates, which in this age of supply chain attacks, makes me nervous.

My code is probably not idiomatically correct at this point and it was just an initial project, which I could have written in Python or golang. But I think I'll play with Rust more going forward.

We've already implemented this across our shared/reseller hosting fleet as a precaution.

cPanel has today disclosed a critical authentication-related vulnerability affecting all supported versions, and as of now, no patch is available yet.

Official advisory from cPanel: https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/articles/40073787579671-Critical-Vulnerability-with-cPanel-WHM-Login-Authentication

Description
A critical vulnerability was recently identified in the cPanel software regarding an authentication login exploit. This affects all currently supported versions of cPanel.

Workaround
Currently, we are actively building a patch for all supported versions of cPanel/WHM to address this and ensure the integrity of the cPanel product.

In the meantime, using a firewall to block access to TCP ports 2083/2087 will prevent unauthorized access, but would also restrict all other access to the control panel as well. This is currently the best option to secure your servers until the patch is ready.

If you are utilizing an unsupported version of cPanel, it is strongly recommended that you update to a supported build as soon as possible, as it is likely also affected. This way, you can receive the patch as soon as it's available.

I purchased a VPS in their Los Angeles DC02 location and prepaid/renewed the service through 2028.
Recently, RackNerd informed customers that DC02 would be shut down and migrated everyone to DC03.
i already separately purchased another DC03 service from them. to support them.
So now I effectively lost the DC02 service I paid for, and ended up with two DC03 services instead — which is not what I originally purchased.
I requested a prorated refund or account credit for the remaining prepaid value of the original DC02 service, since RackNerd can no longer provide the service/location I originally bought.

Their response was basically:

• “No refunds for renewals”
• “Migration is required”
• “IP changes are expected”

I understand providers can have datacenter issues or operational changes.
But forcing a location migration while refusing any prorated compensation for long-term prepaid customers feels unreasonable.
so we have to take whatever the shit @racknerd you give. right?

Digging into the invoices, I found they added a flat $4.00 "PayPal payment fee" as a line item. A few problems with this:

1. No advance notice. I only discovered it after paying two months at the higher rate. When I asked them to show me the WHMCS mass-email notification they sent customers about this change, they couldn't — because it appears none was sent.

2. I never agreed to it. PayPal had no surcharge when I signed up.

3. The math doesn't add up. PayPal's actual processing fees are ~3% max. On a $50 invoice that's ~$1.50. They're charging $4.00 — that's 8% of my monthly bill, more than double what they're actually paying.

When I pushed back, they essentially said the fee is non-negotiable and that I'm welcome to cancel — with unspecified fees to pack and ship my server back.

I've decided to stay since the colo itself is solid and I rarely need support, but this felt like a shady way to run a business. I ended up switching to Zelle to avoid the surcharge entirely.

Has anyone else with Interconnecx run into this? Curious if this was applied across the board or targeted at specific accounts.

I have two reseller accounts with NameCrane. One of them has been working fine, but the other one has started having intermittent availability issues.

Websites under that reseller account become unreachable from time to time, then usually come back online after 1-2 hours without any action from my side.

Has anyone else experienced intermittent downtime or unreachable websites on NameCrane reseller hosting recently?

Thank you

I'm looking for a solid KVM VPS (or small dedicated server) in either Europe or the US, with a budget of around $180–$240 per year.

It needs to be high-spec enough to comfortably run a production application stack plus several client websites.
My #1 priority is rock-solid uptime and network stability. I’m only interested in serious, established providers with a strong track record, ideally with a proper 99.9%+ SLA and clean, reputable IP space (no spamhaus-listed or sketchy networks).

Any recommendations on what I can realistically get in that price range these days? Or which providers you’d trust for production workloads?

Thanks!

i am using bunny.net for a year or so. Since May I received a $1 invoice. After they are charge a $1 minimum charge per month i am looking for an alternative solution including the possibility to whitelable the nameservers.
Any recommendations ?

While trying to check from control panel, facing this error in login page.

Tried to contact through Contact us page but that too have that damn captcha. so again same error is coming up.

@HostDZire bro, SOS.

I've been lurking here for quite some time and today decided to finally make an account and share some luck.

I joined the Server host giveaway some time ago and didnt really expect to win anything, but I was lucky enough to get selected. The prize was a beelink mini pc.

Just wanted to say thank you to @tpoll and Server host for organizing this giveaway. Also thanks to LET and LEB communities, I probably would never have found this opportunity without them.

Really appreciated, and thanks again

You might be familiar with my previous work at perfops/dnsperf/cdnperf. Unfortunately those services were commercial with VC backing and inevitably they failed.

Yet I still think that there is a place for such a service, but this time without the limitations that come with a for-profit company. Specifically:

• Free*
• Open source
• Superb user experience

I am aware that RIPE Atlas also exists but I never was a big fan of it. I believe we can build a nice competitor with modern technologies, a better API, improved UX and move and iterate much faster without the bureaucracy of such large organizations. At the end of the day the more competition the better for the user.

It consists of a few components:

The API itself that users will use to interact with the network. We will build a large amount of tools as well, so no need for everyone to interact with the REST API itself - https://github.com/jsdelivr/globalping

The probe container. The code that connects to the API and waits for commands to execute - https://github.com/jsdelivr/globalping-probe

Explore it all now https://github.com/jsdelivr#the-globalping-platform

Current status:

• Lots of testing and building based on previous experience and assumptions
• The backend is in place and working. We have around 450 online probes ready to run tests
• The website is in progress, we have a designer preparing the first web tools
• The CLI tool doesn't have a dev yet but its a high priority
• Firmware for hardware probes is being tested. Hardware probes are a fun project that I hope will motivate people to become GitHub Sponsors to get a cool metal ARM device.

Why this time it wont fail:

This time it's being launched as a project of jsDelivr, a CDN that has existing for 10 years now, used by millions of people daily. There is no pressure of x10 growth year after year and we will rely on the community to help us out.

Instead of renting thousands of VMs we will seed the network and will work with sponsors and regular users to get as many people as possible to run our probes in the networks they have access. e.g. own VMs or home labs.

We will offer very generous free plans but will also introduce limits that can be bypassed by becoming a GitHub Sponsor https://github.com/sponsors/jsdelivr

This way we hope to motivate people to directly contribute to the development of all of our projects and help us sustain our activities.

Demo and testing

The system is in alpha state, stuff will break and APIs will change, I want to gather as much feedback as possible early-on while we can still make huge changes without impacting any real users.

Simple demo by devs for devs (designs are coming soon) - https://api.globalping.io/demo/

Check out the "magic" location type too. You can enter almost anything in there and get an output. e.g. hetzner, germany, california, eastern europe...

I invite everyone to join our GitHub projects and open issues with ideas, bugs, feedback and command on existing issues.

TL:DR: I made a new service that runs ping/mtr/traceroute/dns/http commands from globally distributed probes. It's in alpha state, please test https://github.com/jsdelivr#the-globalping-platform

Thank you!

Edit: I am already hosting my React + NextJS site on OVH with coolify.

Pictures

I've got 100+ of these systems in stock and ready to ship.

8U 12x2.5" 2x Xeon Gen3 8x Intel Gaudi2 96GB GPUs Server
8x Intel Gaudi2 96GB GPUs
6x PSU
1x Rail kit
All trays included
$12,500 each

These can be customized based on request by adding CPUs, RAM, NICs, & Drives. I want to be able to provide these at the best price possible. These are in really nice condition.

Gaudi2 systems are hard to beat from a value to compute standpoint. You get a ton of AI compute power and 96GB HBM per accelerator at a much lower cost than comparable high end GPU platforms.

These require shipping on a pallet. Free shipping to US locations with a loading dock, there will be a charge for international locations or locations needing a lift gate.

https://mastodon.social/@netblocks/116642131173028444

From the mastodon:

🫶 Welcome back #Iran! Metrics show a further rise in connectivity as mobile networks and other segments are reconnected to the global internet:

• Filternet remains in place but can be worked around
• WhatsApp now restricted, requiring circumvention
• Some users still offline

Also quick question but which VPS's are being able to be connected to and from Iran now?

Is every VPS back online which previously worked in Iran or what exactly, I think it would be interesting to know and I think that VPS's might be used for bypassing any circumvention. Not sure about the details themselves or the ground situation of Iran at the moment but just wanted to ask this question.

Anyways, this seems like a good news for the people of Iran. Hopefully the network stays this way and doesn't get cut again or something similar.

Hi everyone,

We are currently moving to a new datacenter to improve service quality and uptime. Although this was planned for next week, our on-site team had to proceed earlier than expected and the migration is already underway.

We understand the disruption and sincerely apologize. Services should be restored progressively throughout the day.

All affected services will receive a 1-week billing extension.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

This was a planned datacenter move next week that emergency moved up to yesterday, but with no notice to customers?

I went back to the thread to ask questions but it was mysteriously closed thus I was forced to create a new topic to discuss the mysterious planned but unannounced downtime that was emergency moved up to yesterday.

Are we sure this was planned?

BTW, it's a storage server

I first requested a refund, but support said refunds were not possible. I then asked if they could simply switch the IP to another region instead.

Instead of handling the request directly, support repeatedly asked me why I wanted to switch regions, even after I had already explained the situation multiple times. They then asked me to provide proof that my company had purchased a large batch of IPs elsewhere.

This is obviously confidential business information, and I do not believe such a request is reasonable for a simple region switch on an unused service.

I understand that providers may have strict refund policies, but the overall communication experience was extremely frustrating and unnecessarily difficult. This has been one of the worst customer support experiences I have had with a proxy provider.

I’d like to share a project I’ve been working on: https://github.com/shukiv/jabali-panel

What is Jabali Panel?
Jabali is a hosting control panel built by a sysadmins for sysadmins.
It doesn't abstract your server into a black box. It's a UI layer on top of standard Linux services and a real CLI — so when something breaks at 3am, you can still grep the logs and fix it yourself.

Jabali Panel is a 100% open source (GPL-3.0) web hosting control panel, currently in active development, and I’m looking for testers, contributors, and feedback from the community.

Feel free to roast me for this: Jabali is probably ~80% vibe coded.
But honestly, if that approach is good enough for companies like Google and Meta, it’s good enough for me.

I’d genuinely love constructive criticism — that’s the whole point of posting here.
If you have real feedback (even harsh), I’m all ears. If you’re just here to bash with no substance, I’ll probably ignore it.

Stack:
FrankenPHP (panel web server, independent of nginx)
Nginx (customer sites)
MariaDB (+ optional PostgreSQL)
Stalwart Mail Server (SMTP, IMAP, JMAP, ManageSieve — one binary, no Postfix/Dovecot mess)
PowerDNS with DNSSEC
Let’s Encrypt auto-SSL (issue + renew every 3h)
Modsecurity + CrowdSec for security
GoAccess for real-time stats
And more..

For the customer:
File manager, database manager, phpMyAdmin SSO
WordPress one-click install + built-in page cache plugin
Webmail (Bulwark JMAP client) with SSO
Per-user PHP-FPM pools (dynamic / static / ondemand)
SSH access via isolated nspawn containers per user
Bandwidth + disk usage tracking

What makes it different?

CLI-first:
Everything the panel does, you can do from the terminal:
jabali user:create, jabali nginx:regenerate, jabali ssl:check
The UI calls the same backend as the CLI — no hidden logic.

Agent architecture
The panel itself never runs as root.
A small agent handles privileged actions over a Unix socket.
Addons just drop into /etc/jabali/agent.d/.

Modern stack, small footprint
Laravel 12 + Filament v5 + Livewire.
No Java, no Ruby, no Node runtime for the panel.
Install with a single curl | bash on Debian/Ubuntu.

Mail done differently
Uses Stalwart instead of Postfix + Dovecot.
One Rust binary, fewer moving parts, fewer things to debug.

Transparent by default
jabali logs:share collects configs, logs, SSL state, FPM pools, etc.
Encrypted + tied to a ticket ID — no guesswork when debugging.

No lock-in:
Standard nginx configs, standard FPM pools, standard certbot.
Uninstall Jabali and your sites keep running.

What it’s NOT
Not trying to be cPanel (no WHM, no licensing, no bloat)
Not a Docker/orchestration platform
Not “cloud native”

It’s for people running VPS/dedis who want a clean, predictable way to manage PHP/WordPress hosting.

Please note:
Jabali is still actively developed.
It's already used in real production environments for my clients.
Expect rapid iteration and breaking changes until stable.

About me:
I’ve been a sysadmin + developer in hosting for ~30 years.
I’ve worked on real production systems and contributed to open-source projects like DTC (Domain Technologie Control).
This project is basically the result of years of “why is every panel doing this wrong?” experience.

Give it a spin. I’d appreciate it if you gave it a try and let me know what breaks.

Yehoshua

Ryzen: 9950x or similar
RAM: 64gb or 128gb
Disks: up to 1tb Nvme or SSD.
Monthly Bandwidth: around 50TB @ 10GigE or maybe a something higher.
IPs: 1 IPv4

Appreciate your time.

I am currently looking for a reliable co-location service provider in Miami,USA for my Dell R740XD and network equipment.

Requirements:

Secure datacenter facility
Good network uptime and connectivity 10 GBPs port minimum(250Mbps commit)
Remote hands support
Flexible bandwidth options
Competitive pricing
locations: Miami, FL

If you provide co-location services or can recommend a trusted provider, please share your details, pricing, and available options.

Thank you.