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Send in my own HDD for VPS

tr0gd0rtr0gd0r Member
edited June 2021 in Requests

There was a provider a couple years back that would allow you to send your own harddrive and they would attach it to your VPS. Basically you were renting a 3.5" drive bay along with your VPS. I think it was Delimiter that did this.

Does anyone know if there are any providers still doing this?

I see zfs.rent offers this service, but I'm curious if there are any others.

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  • Daniel15Daniel15 Veteran
    edited June 2021

    Not a VPS, but @DataIdeas-Josh let you ship them a HDD and they'll connect it to a Raspberry Pi. They also have "micro colocation" (you can send them a small server that uses less than 90 watts, like Intel NUC, Raspberry Pi, etc) for $10/month. https://rpiservers.com/

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  • @Daniel15 said:
    Not a VPS, but @DataIdeas-Josh let you ship them a HDD and they'll connect it to a Raspberry Pi. They also have "micro colocation" (you can send them a small server that uses less than 90 watts, like Intel NUC, Raspberry Pi, etc) for $10/month. https://rpiservers.com/

    This might be better. Love the Micro colocation idea. Thanks.

    Thanked by 1DataIdeas-Josh
  • DataIdeas-JoshDataIdeas-Josh Member, Patron Provider

    @tr0gd0r said:

    @Daniel15 said:
    Not a VPS, but @DataIdeas-Josh let you ship them a HDD and they'll connect it to a Raspberry Pi. They also have "micro colocation" (you can send them a small server that uses less than 90 watts, like Intel NUC, Raspberry Pi, etc) for $10/month. https://rpiservers.com/

    This might be better. Love the Micro colocation idea. Thanks.

    @Daniel15 Thank you for the shoutout!

    @tr0gd0r when ordering on the micro colocation you do have the option to select more power as well. So you are not just limited to 90watts.

  • 90W is pretty decent though. Some of the Intel NUCs are only around 40 or 45 watts under moderate load.

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