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Buyvm @Francisco
hello @JoeF - do you have some upper limit to your budget?
In the real world, that can correlate closely to the upper limit of your bandwidth.
Here on LET, one might
s/unlimited/unmetered/
and expect some opportunity to discover the finer points of "fair use" which may be burried in many a provider's TOSNot trying to be snarky just for the sake of it - the point I'm trying to make is that you would do well to be as clear as possible about what you're looking for - and do expect some limits.
@Francisco might be kind enough to clarify expectations for "fair use" bandwidth on a buyvm slice (which indeed could be a great option for you)
Depending on your budget (also possibly location preference and use case) there could be many other suitable providers - but I wouldn't put too much weight on claims of unlimited gbit/s port for $7 a month or whatever. You might find good offers for monthly 5 TB, 10 TB, 20 TB, or more - it's usually worth doing the math to see what you really need, so as to get the best value for your budget.
You can try contabo shit
You should keep to around 100mbit/sec per 4GB RAM.
Francisco
If you can live with only 100 mbit, there are quite a few choices:
https://www.serverhunter.com/?search=3D7-752-F0B
If you insist on gigabit, the price will go up:
https://www.serverhunter.com/?search=854-5DB-229
Good luck!
what is the negative experience with contabo
First they provided me faulty drive , then had network issue after that hardware issue within 3 months we switched to another provider and quite happy with them.
Afterburst, BuyVM.
How many TB do you required? I know that for some customers 5TB is enough for 7 days and some just want to have unlimited but really use max of 1TB.