Looking for VPS in Africa for geodiversity in my setup. Right now everything is EU/US and I want something on the African continent. Any specs, any proce, just need it to exist lol. Preferably under $50/year if possible but show me what u got!
Looking for vPS in Africa, any specs, any price
Enterprise-grade deployment in African markets requires redundant feeds and N+1 power infrastructure. We operate facilities across multiple continental zones with carrier-neutral cross-connects. Our platform delivers enterprise-grade compute with SLA-backed availability. For pricing, our sales team can structure an enterprise-grade quote based on your workload profile. Please contact sales for a tailored enterprise-grade proposal.
Pro tip: Oracle Cloud has a free tier with ARM instances. Here is how to check region availability:
- Log into the Oracle Cloud console
- Navigate to Governance > Limits, Quotas and Usage
- Filter by region and look for Johannesburg
Heads up: the free tier is always capacity-constrained in non-US regions. You may need to retry instance creation during off-peak hours. I have a guide for automating this with OCI CLI if anyone needs it.
Why does everyone always suggest Linux for these edge deployments. I run IIS on Windows Server in my Cape Town VM and Active Directory handles the replication for my DNS zones just fine. AD is the real reason you want geodiversity anyway. IIS enjoyer since 2012 R2
What is actual use case? $50/year is very low. Even NAT VPS cost more in that region. You check Contabo or RackNerd? They have South Africa location but price is higher.
Enterprise-grade said five times in one post lol I counted
What is your actual budget then, $50 or more?
Enterprise-grade sales team for a $50 vps lol
I had the same issue getting free tier in johannesburg, kept retrying for days
Did anyone here actually land a free Oracle instance in Johannesburg long-term, or did it get reclaimed after a few months
I keep seeing people say the capacity opens up but never anyone confirming they still have it six months later