Hello

I am looking for a good reliable VPS to run Agentic IDEs, Harness, different Models.

I do not want to install them in my laptop.

So wanted something legit and solid VPS.

Many been saying Hetzner is now become expensive.

So what other reliable options do we have.

I think EUROPEAN Country would be fine as well..

Also a better ping to different LLM providers too..

Where can I buy a VPS server with good terms? I’d prefer a smaller company rather than the greedy likes of Hetzner. I’m tired of hearing the same names over and over—Contabo, OVH, Hetzner, Netcup. Are there really no other providers out there that don’t play games with their pricing? I’d rather support a small business than these greedy corporations.

So I downloaded Hermes just to fuck around and ended up going down a deep rabbit hole. Now I've got a handful of AI agents running 24/7 on Ubuntu and my little server can't keep up.

Current setup: Vultr, 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 80GB disk, $20/month. It's swapping like crazy and the disk is over half full.

What I need:
• 16GB RAM minimum, 24GB ideal
• 150GB+ disk
• US, preferably West Coast (I'm in Vegas)
• Solid reliability at a fair price. I plan to stay put for years and don't want to babysit it or lose data (I keep my own offsite backups)

Questions:

1. What's known as the most reliable in this range?

2. Any cheap ones that are actually solid long term?

3. Should I just stay on Vultr? I don't want to pay $80/month for 16GB unless it truly makes sense. Or would 8GB for $40/month be enough?

I would love to hear from anyone who's used them any provider long term. Anything I should avoid?

i've got a single vps on debian, two wordpress sites and a small php app, nginx, php-fpm, mariadb

want something that sits on the server. pls give rec

I came across Galaxium Hosting and was curious what people think about their pricing and features.

They're a newer US-based provider that launched November 9.

Their VPS plans start at $16.99/month for 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, and 100 GB SSD, with unmetered traffic.

They also have streaming VPS options with 10 Gbps ports starting at $34.99/month.

What caught my attention was their custom control panel with firewall management, backups, monitoring, and a health checker.

They're offering 25% off recurring bills for their first 50 VPS customers, which brings the cheapest plan down to $12.74/month.

https://galaxiumhosting.com/

For anyone familiar with this part of the hosting market, how competitive are these prices and features?

I'm interested in what people would look for before trusting a newly launched provider.

Which VPS do you recommend if the purpose is to work from there as a dev?

Hi guys!

I’m curious the performance of Hostbrr storage box. I have a storage box from Hetzner. Mostly make backups on it and after make another backup to Backblaze from the storage box. Now i need a bigger storage space and i remember to Hostbrr. How is it the perf? Maybe is it good to mount on my own nextcloud or the performance not that good?
Also the 500gb for ~8$ so cheap..

I’m running Rails and PostgreSQL on a Netcup server with 4 dedicated CPU cores and 8 GB RAM. CPU usage is low, plenty of RAM is available, and there’s no significant swap usage.

However, short samples from /proc/diskstats show average write latency jumping to 137–233 ms, even with only 5–9 writes over 5 seconds, then dropping back to around 3 ms. I’ve also observed elevated I/O wait and PostgreSQL processes waiting on disk I/O.

Has anyone experienced similar spikes on Netcup? Could this be storage contention or IOPS throttling? What measurements would you recommend collecting before opening a support ticket?

Between different Odoo versions, projects, custom addons, databases, and environment management, things can quickly become complicated.

That's why I started building a self-hosted platform inspired by Odoo.sh, with one main goal: making the deployment and management of Odoo Community instances on a VPS or private server much easier.

The idea is to centralize everything in a single dashboard: projects, environments, builds, logs, redeployments, and terminal access.

All with Git branch management and separate development, staging, and production environments.

Built with Python, FastAPI, React, Docker, PostgreSQL.

I'm in the market for VPS to host my own emails

I read that Contabo enforces 25 emails per minute

https://help.contabo.com/en/support/solutions/articles/103000280507-is-there-a-limit-to-how-many-emails-can-be-sent-from-my-server-

How exactly do they enforce this ?

Do they just count number of outgoing TCP connections to port 25 ?

I have been with them for years and it was great until they raised their prices so much.

I need another reliable but not costly since we're a very small business.

Thank you.

hi everybody

Looking for VPS from somebody homelab or from providers without HOSTING mark in IP (i mean not from datacenters or Cloud providers)

I need 2vCPU 2GB ram. And about 3tb of traffic. I will use VPS to bypass censorship and for claude code

Maybe you know such providers pr have homeserver?

This is my first time buying a VPS, and Idk where to purchase one.

I want it in an european region

Im looking for a cheap, tor friendly (bridge/middle not an exit) host?

Anyone can run a benchmark?

I'm looking for a reliable VPS provider for hosting our company's overseas business platform.

Our current VPS has been experiencing significant performance degradation during evening peak hours. It usually performs fine during normal hours, but becomes very slow during busy periods, sometimes causing our business platform to become unstable or even crash.

We suspect CPU overselling and resource contention on the host node may be contributing factors, so we're looking for a more reliable long-term solution.

Our target requirements:

• CPU: Ideally 8 vCPUs, but 4+ vCPUs are acceptable if performance and resource allocation are sufficient.

• RAM: 16 GB preferred, 8 GB minimum.

• Storage: 200 GB SSD/NVMe preferred, 100 GB minimum.

• Budget: Around $100–150/year (flexible for a genuinely reliable provider).

• Usage: Continuous workloads for a business platform.

These are target specifications, and we're open to different configurations if they offer better stability and value.

Our main priorities are consistent CPU performance, minimal overselling, low resource contention, and reliable host nodes, especially during evening peak hours.

We don't necessarily need the latest CPU generation or DDR5 memory. An older CPU is perfectly fine as long as it provides sufficient performance and resources are consistently available.

We understand that no provider can guarantee zero overselling, and having more vCPUs doesn't automatically mean better performance. We're simply looking for a provider with good resource management and a solid track record of long-term reliability.

I'm currently researching different providers and will submit suitable offers to my management for review and approval before making a purchase.

Thanks for any suggestions. I appreciate your help!

I need vps linux, I want specification like hyonix but they didn’t have linux option

With good cpu and ram and unlimited bandwidth, i want for livestream

Spec Similiar price to hyonix 12$ with decent storage, if can nvme

Hi! Since Black Friday isn’t really a thing in my country, and VPS hosting is a global product, I’d like some advice on whether it’s worth waiting for Black Friday to get a deal. I’m pretty new to this, so I’m not even sure there will be any deals. Thanks!

I've been looking everywhere, but I am struggling to find a server that suits my needs (and price).

6 to 10 dedicated vCPU

16GB ddr5 (minimum)

200gb storage (mininum)

KVM full root access

Considering both US and EU.

Would love to hear what providers you guys use (especially for US since it's my first time looking there).

Am I delusional trying to find something around 20-40$ p/m?

I'm looking for a reliable VPS provider, preferably in Germany or elsewhere in Europe, for hosting my services.

Example requirements:

- CPU: 2 dedicated AMD Ryzen cores (not shared).

- RAM: 4 GB.

- Storage: 50+ GB NVMe.

- Bandwidth: 5 TB.

- Network: Around 1 Gbps.

- IPv6: A routed /64 subnet, with the entire subnet routed to my VM and usable without manually configuring individual IPs (similar to HostHatch).

These are just indicative requirements, and I'm open to custom plans (can pay a bit more).

These VPS instances will act as the backbone of my services, so stability, network quality, and consistent performance are extremely important. Our requirements are expected to grow over time, and I'm looking for a provider I can commit to long-term if the service meets our needs and maintains the expected quality.

Providers and recommendations are welcome!