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I was very sick and dragged on for a few days, and I was very depressed. I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to adding or removing clothes when the seasons change, especially staying up late to avoid physical and mental harm. Apart from the oversold advertisements where the top five are working hard, there haven't been any great promotions recently.

BuyVM is a foreign VPS host provider that provides VPS products based on OpenVZ, KVM and other architectures. The product has always had a very good reputation among Chinese webmasters. It is stable and fast. Its annual payment is US$15. The products are snapped up every time they are released. Whether they are for personal collection, gifts for relatives and friends, or resold (it seems a bit like selling dog-skin plaster drops), they are all very good.

1QCloudI shared it twice on my blog.

TMThosting should be a relatively new foreign VPS service provider.

DMIT.io is a 2-year-old foreign VPS host provider that provides VPS hosts and independent server rentals. Its data centers include Los Angeles, the United States, and Hong Kong, China. The VPS host provided by the host provider is based on the KVM architecture.

80VPS is a Chinese VPS hosting provider that provides VPS products based on the XEN architecture , the reputation is also good. In February, the host company released a series of discounts.

AsuraHostingThe domain name has been registered since January 2011. If the registration is to start IDC business, it has been opened for one year. The VPS provided by AsuraHosting is based on OpenVZ technology, and the data center is in Kansas City, central United States.

KVM.LA I have made many introductions to Good VPS Tribe, which is an excellent Chinese VPS hosting provider. It has been providing VPS products based on XEN virtualization technology, with data centers in Phoenix and Los Angeles WebNX.

ImpactVPS is a foreign hosting provider registered in May 2013. It provides products based on the OpenVZ architecture.