I have been really busy these past few months, which has affected the updating of my blog. I once vowed to treat blogging as a hobby and persevere forever, but it seems that I can no longer do it. Autumn is here, not only the weather is cold, but also the heart: there are so many 2Bs and trolls, and the vocabulary is obviously not enough. It's the National Day again, and the holidays don't seem to have much to do with me. I just do whatever I have to do, and my running around for life is not affected at all.
CloudCone: $2.2/month KVM-1GB/20GB/2TB/Los Angeles/hourly billed
CloudCone has released a Christmas promotion plan, offering multiple plans from 512M to 8GB of memory, with a minimum monthly fee starting at US$2. Of course, the host also supports hourly billing, and can be deleted and returned to the account at any time. Cloudcone is a foreign hourly billing VPS hosting provider established in 2017.
CloudCone: $2.2/month KVM-1GB/20GB/2TB/Los Angeles/hourly billed
CloudCone has released a Christmas promotion plan, offering multiple plans from 512M to 8GB of memory, with a minimum monthly fee starting at US$2. Of course, the host also supports hourly billing, and can be deleted and returned to the account at any time. Cloudcone is a foreign hourly billing VPS hosting provider established in 2017.
TuneVPS: $25/year KVM-1GB/20GB/1TB Phoenix
TuneVPS is a foreign VPS hosting provider established in 2014. The introduction of Good VPS Gathering began in 2015.
Jingwen Internet’s June promotion: 30% off on all VPSs/200 off Japanese servers/300 off when you recharge 1,000
Jingwen Internet is also an early Chinese VPS hosting provider. It started in 2012 and mainly provides VPS hosting and independent server rental.
TNAHosting: Chicago OpenVZ starts at $12/year/KVM starts at $15/year
TNAHostingI have shared it several times on Zhiju. Because the merchant data center is in Chicago, it is a tepid merchant.
LOCVPS: 67 yuan Hong Kong KVM-1GB/40GB/2M unlimited
LOCVPS is a well-established Chinese VPS host provider, including COM and NET suffixes, based on different architectures and different platforms.