123systems is a foreign VPS service provider established for more than 4 years. It provides VPS products based on the OpenVZ architecture. The data centers are in Dallas and Los Angeles . Currently, the host provider has released a new KVM architecture package, opened in Los Angeles data center, using pure SSD disk series, the lowest annual payment is 14 US dollars, and the monthly payment of KVM-512 package is only 5 Dollar.
Let’s take the $5 monthly package as an example and take a look at its configuration information.
CPU: 2 cores
Memory: 512MB
Hard drive: 15GB/SSD
Monthly traffic: 1TB/1Gbps
Virtual architecture: KVM
IP/Panel: 1/SolusVM
Speaking of 123systems, I don’t know if there are any VPS bloggers who started to be optimistic about VPS in 2012. At that time, 123systems took the lead in reducing the price of the 512M VZ package to $5 per year. I gave a friendly warning about the risk of running away. It has caused a lot of controversy. Obviously, this price is not surprising at the moment, but you can think about it 2 years ago. Every time I write about this place, I think of it and mention it by the way. I find it annoying too, so I won’t mention it next time. Speaking of the topic, this time the KVM architecture product, the host provider includes the ISO of most Linux distributions by default. You can also submit your own ISO. I am not sure whether the Windows ISO is accepted. If you do so, please also Share it. In addition, 123systems’ work order responses are relatively casual. The fastest I tried was within 5 minutes, but I still had to wait for months.
[Update]Forget it, I couldn’t help it because I was cheap, so I bought one with an annual payment of 14 dollars, and found that there was a Windows 2008 R2 beta version in the background CDROM... However, I don’t need to buy the 256M one. Tried it, XP is pretty much the same... If you have any other questions, please ask me, because I bought it! I installed XP on this $14 machine, and it has a slight lag. When not in use, the memory is about 100M.
