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As I've said previously and I feel it's my public duty to repeat...
@jdaviescoates said in Hostinger, ubuntu 18.04 fails to installl:
@scooke said in Hostinger, ubuntu 18.04 fails to installl:
SSDnodes
Loads of people online, including quite a few here too, have had lots of issues with SSDnodes.
Personally I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
@jdaviescoates said in Cloudron update to 7.5.1 - Success!:
@LoudLemur said in Cloudron update to 7.5.1 - Success!:
One reason to love SSDnodes is their generous amounts of RAM.
I've read too many negative reviews (on here and elsewhere) about SSDnodes to be interested in using them. In my view "too good to be true" pricing is basically exactly that, i.e. too good to be true. There are loads of posts on here with people having issues with them (although admittedly also others that seem to be very happy with them)
My plan is to move to a dedicated Hetzner server like this one https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ax41-nvme which comes with 64GB RAM that isn't shared or using any virtualization.
Some people here are happy with them, but I would still never use them myself.
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@robi said in SSDnodes deal 48GB RAM, 980GB NVMe, 12vCPU, 24TB transfer @ $115/year:
Today only 40% off all plans at SSDnodes with code: MEGACYBER40
[My link above includes a referral code]
I think they are throwing in free daily snapshots too.
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I've also had nothing but good results with SSDNodes. With almost any of these VPS providers though it seems some have horrible experiences, some have super experiences, and there is a big middle ground where there is nothing worth reporting, things just work. That said, I would feel a little guilty if anyone chose SSDNodes because @scooke said so, and then they have a @jdaviescoates-type experience.
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wow, they are just half the price of netcup, and they are already insanely cheap - but i guess you have cuts when it comes to support?
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@RazielKanos I've never had any problem with support in terms of wait time or resolution. Mind you, I haven't had many problems anyway.
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@scooke
What i mean - with AllInkl for example (expensive) i have 24/7 Phone support, so when I fuck something up at night 3 am, i can call them and have a competent technician that can help me fix stuff.
With Netcup you have just support from Mo 2 Fri between 9 and 16 - so if your server goes down on a Fri at 18:00 you are fucked till Monday morning. -
Sure, did you see this? https://www.ssdnodes.com/contact/
I've been working across 12 time zones, and always got help when I needed it (but like I said, it was just the Dashboard-based ticket system I used, I've never had something so screwed up I had to call someone!)