thu_miller

I run WooCommerce on Vultr in Singapore, $6/month. Added Redis and Cloudflare APO. Checkout is about 2 seconds. The $3 plan was too small for MariaDB + PHP-FPM + Redis together, kept swapping.

Oh no. The auto-snapshot disable. I did this too once. On Hostinger. Cost me a weekend. Never again. Manual snapshots exist but only if you made one. Contabo keeps them for 30 days max. Check now. If nothing there. Ticket wont help. They are clear in ToS. User-disabled means user-responsible. Learne...

Domestic here is 2 hours max. I download one film, finish or dont, doesnt matter. The unfinished ones I forget by landing.

International I did once, Hanoi to Frankfurt. Finished everything and then stared at the wing for 3 hours. Worse problem.

Estoy del otro lado... trabajo en soporte de un host barato... no digo cuál... fin de mes es brutal... la cola de facturación se mezcla con la técnica... el personal nuevo se va al primer mes... tenemos 400 tickets por persona... no es excusa... solo explico la matemática... 9 días está mal pero no...

I run small hosting in Hanoi. Upstream scrubbing through Vultr Singapore. Price is okay but the filtering is aggressive. Had a customer running a game server, legitimate traffic got tagged as attack because UDP packet size pattern. Took three tickets to whitelist. Cloud proxy is too expensive for my...

Thank you. I will test Vultr Singapore this week and report back if the thread is still open.

Following this thread closely. I have a small hosting project in Hanoi and Contabo's Singapore pricing is tempting, but the throughput stories worry me. My users are mostly VNPT and FPT lines. Has anyone tested Contabo Singapore to Vietnamese eyeball ISPs specifically?

I run a drop service. So hear me out. We actually agree with OP somewhat. The current system favors those with registry connections. Which is basically three outfits. Regulation could level the field. Or kill innovation. Hard to say. We self-regulate on trademarked names. Most don't...

The graphs don't lie. But Vultr might. 91 MB/s is not NVMe. Its barely SATA SSD. Maybe IDE. I had a server once. 2009. Faster disk...