KVM with 8G RAM & Bitcoin Payment

coolindark

Hello. Searching for a good KVM with 8GB RAM. If you don't mind Cpu usage, OpenVZ is OK too.

It will be used for altcoin pool, thats why i need at least 3TB network/month.

I prefer annual payment.
Waiting cheap offers

Nekki

coolindark said: Waiting cheap offers

Just missed'em pal, next cheap offers are Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2018.

MasonR

https://www.ssdnodes.com/pricing/

8GB KVM will run you ~$100/yr. SSD Nodes is pretty solid. They accept Bitcoin as payment as well.

coolindark

@MasonR said:
https://www.ssdnodes.com/pricing/

8GB KVM will run you ~$100/yr. SSD Nodes is pretty solid. They accept Bitcoin as payment as well.

Noted. Checking other offers. Thank you.

teamacc

Tagging @exception0x876 of wishosting.com

AnthonySmith

If openVZ is ok I have space on the DDOS protected pure NVMe SSD nodes right now:

I don't have a specific 8GB plan but I can do something custom for you:

2 vCPU
8GB Ram
40GB NVMe SSD   
4000GB

€12.00 p/month or €100 p/year.

willie

coolindark said:

It will be used for altcoin pool,

For security I'd suggest a dedi even if it costs a little more.

coolindark

@willie said:

coolindark said:

It will be used for altcoin pool,

For security I'd suggest a dedi even if it costs a little more.

Thank you for your concern willie. My system does not hold coins in pool wallet so this will make me save money for hosting and make things more secure for both miners and me.

MasonR

@coolindark said:

@willie said:

coolindark said:

It will be used for altcoin pool,

For security I'd suggest a dedi even if it costs a little more.

Thank you for your concern willie. My system does not hold coins in pool wallet so this will make me save money for hosting and make things more secure for both miners and me.

DDoS protection will be a must, though. Mining pools are often subject to large DDoS attacks to make the miners shift to different pools.

randvegeta

@coolindark?

Which altcoin?

Do you have any particular budget or location in mind?

Xen also a consideration?

coolindark

@randvegeta said:
@coolindark?

Which altcoin?

Do you have any particular budget or location in mind?

Xen also a consideration?

I'm OK as long as i can use CPU without limits, XEN / KVM or OpenVZ both are OK for me.

hostfav

We can give you a custom KVM $14.99/mo

50 GB HDD
8 GB Ram
2 Cores @ 2.5 GHz (Dedicated Cores)
Bandwidth 5 TB

randvegeta

How many cores do you need?

Francisco

If you got a bit more budget, get a slice https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices!

Francisco

bersy

https://www.prometeus.net/billing/cart.php?gid=61 unfortuantely, 25% off is no longer available

maldovia

@Francisco said:
If you got a bit more budget, get a slice https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices!

Francisco

u broke ur link m8

https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices

coolindark

Guys I'm still waiting offers. Was tried SSDnodes but they dont have Ubuntu 14.04... My budget is 130$ and 16GB Kvm is perfect for me. Im gonna buy ASAP. Waiting fast offers.

i83

@coolindark said:
Guys I'm still waiting offers. Was tried SSDnodes but they dont have Ubuntu 14.04... My budget is 130$ and 16GB Kvm is perfect for me. Im gonna buy ASAP. Waiting fast offers.

Per annum or month?

WSS

@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

coolindark

@WSS said:
@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

Their KVM is a little strange. There is no custom ISO option and just 4 OS selection.

WSS

@coolindark said:

@WSS said:
@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

Their KVM is a little strange. There is no custom ISO option and just 4 OS selection.

Write Netboot.xyz.iso over /dev/vda and reboot. Setup network, boot, escape to shell, dd off the MBR, and install.

coolindark

@WSS said:

@coolindark said:

@WSS said:
@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

Their KVM is a little strange. There is no custom ISO option and just 4 OS selection.

Write Netboot.xyz.iso over /dev/vda and reboot. Setup network, boot, escape to shell, dd off the MBR, and install.

Never tried. Gonna investigate! Thanks for the clue. But still waiting offers, maybe i will find a better offer

WSS

@coolindark said:

@WSS said:

@coolindark said:

@WSS said:
@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

Their KVM is a little strange. There is no custom ISO option and just 4 OS selection.

Write Netboot.xyz.iso over /dev/vda and reboot. Setup network, boot, escape to shell, dd off the MBR, and install.

Never tried. Gonna investigate! Thanks for the clue. But still waiting offers, maybe i will find a better offer

It's damn simple. Completely menu driven, unlike standard iPXE images. That'd do too.

darkguy2008

@WSS said:

@coolindark said:

@WSS said:
@coolindark Why didn't you just install it yourself?

Their KVM is a little strange. There is no custom ISO option and just 4 OS selection.

Write Netboot.xyz.iso over /dev/vda and reboot. Setup network, boot, escape to shell, dd off the MBR, and install.

Hey, I'm interested in your method (just logged in to inquiry). I get the writing to /dev/vda (by using dd I assume?) up to the point where you escape to shell (although rebooting would end up in the same original OS, how do you manually boot in SSDNodes?). Also, what do you mean "dd off the MBR" ? as in, make a backup from the original install? dd the MBR from the netboot to /dev/vda ? I would appreciate your response, thanks!