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To be precise: if you process data of EU residents, you remain a controller regardless of infrastructure location.

I am fritz from berlin. I found this forum when researching whether Leaseweb's German location actually meant German data residency, or merely German network presence. The distinction matters for Schrems II compliance, in my view.

I run two Proxmox nodes at home, no public services. Privacy by default, not by policy.

Neuland. Aber schnell.
2 #42

Oh oh oh I love the vaxstation person. The yaml person, everyone really

Nora from reykjavik, I dont remember how I found this place, maybe I was looking for cheap vps. Then I fell into a hole, now I have 5 servers. I dont even know what half of them do, I dont want to check because what if one is mining something, what then

My isp also hates me I think, or maybe they love me, steady income

No caps no apostrophes no problem

#43

Hello my friend. I am mehmet from istanbul but everyone call me Izmir my. I found this forum when I search for "vps europe cheap my" and here I am.

I have 2 server with Hostinger and one with GreenCloudVPS, all very nice my. I run game server for my friends and sometimes I tink to make a test with minecraft but I never do it. Very busy my.

Networking is hard but I learn every day. Thank you forum!

#44
  • Hi everyone, liam here from glasgow
  • Found this forum via a HackerNews thread on cheap dedicated servers
  • My current setup:
    • 1x Raspberry Pi 4 (pihole + unifi controller)
    • 2x used Dell R630 from Hetzner
    • 1. 10G fiber to the flat
    • A) running proxmox
    • B) not running kubernetes yet
  • Still deciding on colo vs keeping it all in the spare room
2 #45

@liam_funky — those R630s are solid. 110W idle each though, so factor that into your math. I pay $45/U for power at my colo in Ashburn, and at 220W for the pair you're looking at ~$9/month just in electricity passthrough.

I'm Carl. I move pallets of decommed enterprise gear for a living. Currently shipping 50 Dell R740xd units out of a datacenter in Secaucus. 2U, 24 bay, dual 6248R. $400/unit if anyone wants a project.

visit twice: install and decom
#46
Carl said:
Decommed enterprise gear

Back in 2009 I drove to Chicago to pick up a Sun Fire V240 someone was throwing out. 2U, 80 pounds, sounded like a vacuum cleaner when it spun up. They don't make them like that anymore. I ran OpenBSD on it for six years, served my personal website to maybe twelve people.

Richard from Madison, Wisconsin. Still have a G4 Cube on my desk. Still boots.

SPARCstation 20, still serving HTTP
#47
Richard7 said:
Sounded like a vacuum cleaner

That's the good stuff right there

I'm PacketpunkUma from Phoenix arizona and I found this place through a BGP peering discord!!! My first gear was a juniper ex2200 I pulled from a dumpster behind a dentist office!!!

Now I run a /24 and peer with two regional ISPs at a colo in tempe!!! "peer better" or go home!!!

Who else here has physically hugged a router!!!

#48

@PacketpunkUma — that's impressive dedication, IMO. I mostly just rent VMs and try not to think about the physical layer too hard.

I'm Quinn, from somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. YMMV but I've found Vultr's storage VPS line to be perfectly adequate for my needs. Take it with a grain of salt though — I just run a few static sites and a Matrix homeserver that's mostly me talking to myself.

I do wonder sometimes if I'm missing out by not having a rack in my basement. But then I remember I rent.

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quinnbizz said:
I mostly just rent VMs

To be fair, I run Windows Server 2022 on a InterServer VPS for my Plex stack and some internal tools, and it's been rock solid. The "Linux or nothing" crowd sometimes forgets that IIS and Hyper-V have their place.

I'm Wendy from Calgary. Yes, I use PowerShell unironically. No, I don't apologize.

Have you tried restarting it?
#50

Fighting!!! Everyone so serious here kk

I am kim from seoul
Found this place looking for "kimsufi alternative" because ovh always out of stock my friend!!!

Now I have:
- one server with RackNerd
- one with CloudCone
- one with Hostinger
- FIGHTING to get more!!!

No kubernetes just docker compose
Simple is best!!!

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