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Is that possible with let/LEB price? I know 90% of users don't even use up to 2gb ram but anyway if you have a trial I'll be glad to take it
base on his/hers username, i'm sure (s)he has a lot of free RAM/memory on their node.. so i'm sure that is possible.. :P
I like the idea of it. Don't know how I'd use it, but I like big numbers. I like to overcompensate.
if it is cheap enough, why not more ram!
I think @oliau is trying to sell some space on his dedi in St Louis
I would msg him and ask.
I would buy one if you have one
What kind of price range?
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What kind of price range?
Definitely not within the $7 limit, heh, Not even possible with OVH/Hetzner.
@kbar I am, just one left though...
I won't sell it with 4GB RAM for $7 though. :-P
If that happens ill have to have a 4GB $7 sale :P
I'm waiting.. :P
You should do standup, Funny guy..
It might not be LEB/LET price range I guess. But I am interested to see where and how much?
Personally wouldn't buy a 4gb openvz ... maybe a 4g kvm or xen.
Well, I think you can pump up a lot of ram with openvz. Just ask @elliotj of ballvps how much ram is allocated in the ballvps vps :-)
We are selling plenty of 4gig ovz's.. It is funny that a user, purchasing 4GB of RAM usually uses less than 1gig. The 4 gig once are selling more than 1 and 2 GB once and in most cases use less than 1-2GB of RAM, atleast in my experience. Same goes for unmetered hosting - more users purchase unmetered hosting and use less than 100MB. Thats atleast based on our sales.
@LiquidHost, that's because people like to have some extra overhead to scale. Or they could have bought the 4GB for other reasons... more CPU cores available? Or maybe just to have a bigger slice of the CPU? That's part of the reason why I choose 512's when a 256 would likely be fine.
@liquidhost @nickm disk space and bandwidth could be another reason for them to buy the larger plans.
Thats true, however I wanted to point out that they use less resources, not especially the RAM. I did not express myself well. Of course I am not talking about 100% of the users on the highest packages, but a decent percent from them, use less resources.
I suppose you could do this for LEB prices if you used Hetzner's i7/32GB deals. The only issue you might run into is provisioning IPs.
Or Server4You boxes. :-)
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4IPs are the maximum at server4you. One will be reserved for the node itself, so 3 to give out to his users.
Yes I know. I have three of them myself. So if you have a 50 Euro a month box with 16+ GB of RAM you can rent out three VPS with 4GB each without any problems. :-)
I do not think it is reasonable to order a server with 3IPs for a VPS node at all, neither profitable... Well depends how much you would be selling for, though.
4gb of RAM and low disk space, for memcache, would be an interesting offer
Depends on your client base as always. The main purpose of the three I now have is not for VPS hosting though (only 1 does this).
@beard yes, that'd be a good use for such a system.
I should clarify that a 4GB RAM VPS would not (and should not...) be in the LEB price range. Just gauging interest. Also, we aren't going to use any budget hosts for this.
No, no. That's not the idea. We pride ourselves too much in providing quality services to cheat our customers like that.
$40-48 probably.
You can't bridge to the network in S4Y either, so ...NAT vpses? No thanks.
OpenVZ containers work fine with S4Y.
Spam:
First one to message me can have a 10 euro or 13 USD per month S4Y OpenVZ node with 4GB RAM, 100GB disk and unmetered BW, paid monthly w/ Paypal. I only have one IP to spare, in their St. Louis DC. :-D
Message sent, hears hoping.