Cheap VPS

I often see readers and friends reporting similar problems, for example: I bought a junk VPS and it cannot be used at all...and so on. Some enthusiastic readers directly contacted me to check it out. I have summarized various situations of this doubt and recorded them, mainly for the reference of novice friends like the author. Skip it for experienced readers, and skip it for those who are half-empty!

VIRPUS is an old foreign VPS hosting provider established in 2006. It is affiliated to the Wowrack computer room site and mainly provides services based on the XEN architecture.

[Latest information] On March 15, 2012, an enthusiastic netizen provided information that the hosting provider's website can no longer be opened and is expected to close down. Please pay attention!

firstnetvps is an IDC from the UK. Looking at their advertisement on WHT, the two domain names including firstnetvps.eu and firstnetserv.info belong to the same company. Hao VPS checked the domain name registration records and found that the info suffix was registered in 2009, once every two years until November 2011.

The VPS computer room provided by 123systems.com is located in Dallas, Texas, USA. It is the world's number one computer room. As the main force among overseas computer rooms, the Dallas, Texas, USA computer room has unique network conditions - it is connected with all over the world. Developed countries with the Internet have established high-speed Internet networks, and access speeds in mainland China are also very good.
The two cheap VPS provided by IDC that I introduced today are both based on OpenVZ. Their configurations and prices are as follows:

cinfu.com is a newly opened hosting provider. The main website is located in Germany and the VPS server provided is also in Germany. Because I have no visibility and am under a lot of pressure, I have been advertising in WHT. The website uses Euros and US dollars for settlement, and the lowest price is OpenVZ, which is only $2.7/month after using the discount code.

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.

RUVDS which has become quite popular in recent days. I don’t know if you have bought it yet. This is a Russian hosting provider. The VPS it provides is based on Hyper-V is built.

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.

RUVDS which has become quite popular in recent days. I don’t know if you have bought it yet. This is a Russian hosting provider. The VPS it provides is based on Hyper-V is built.