BurstNET is an old and well-known American IDC with its own computer room. It was founded in 1991 and is one of the top 500 fastest growing companies in the United States. We also call it 84 based on the homophony. BurstNET provides independent servers and VPS products, among which VPS includes OpenVZ architecture Linux series, XEN architecture Windows series, and this year also launched OnApp cloud architecture and pure SSD disk series. A few days ago, Good VPS also shared information about their cheap servers with annual payment, but the email I received yesterday was even more impressive. Currently, 84 has released the biggest discount I know of, with 50% off on both VPS and Cloud, and 70% off on independent servers. 50% off.
Today I will mainly share information about VPS, so here I will list one product for each of its three different architectures or systems.
OpenVZ-512M $2.98/month (original price $5.95/month)
CPU: 1000MHz
Memory: 512MB
Hard drive: 20 GB
Monthly traffic: 1000GB
1IP/vePortal
Windows-512M $3.97/month (original price $7.95/month)
CPU: 1000MHz
Memory: 512MB
Hard drive: 20 GB
Monthly traffic: 1000GB
1IP/SolusVM
CLOUD-1 $7.47/month (original price $14.95/month)
CPU: 1 cores
Memory: 512MB
Hard drive: 10 GB
Monthly traffic: 100M unlimited
1IP/OnApp
Los Angeles- 184.82.225.2/2607:F878:3:2
Dallas - 184.22.194.210/2607:F878:6:600::2
Chicago - 184.82.112.146/2607:f878:5:cf::2
Scranton - 66.96.192.92/2607:F878:1:634::3
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The above discounts are all lifetime discounts, and the renewal price is the same. They are applicable to various payment cycles and packages, including monthly payment. Both OpenVZ and Windows can choose 6 data centers (my 4 node test IP above, plus Miami and the UK ), and the CLOUD product can choose from three data centers: Scranton, Los Angeles and Miami. The best domestic access speed is Los Angeles. The lines in Los Angeles have returned to normal since last month. . All packages are paid annually for 10 months and used for 12 months. The risk of BurstNET running away is basically zero. If you really need it, there is not much pressure to pay annually.
