VPS Offers

Burst is an old American comprehensive IDC and one of the 500 fastest growing companies. It provides VPS products based on OpenVZ and XEN architecture. In addition to HDD disk package hosting providers, this year also launched SSD disks.

When I woke up in the morning, I received a lot of Black Friday promotional emails from domestic and foreign IDCs in my mailbox. I will share some of them here one by one. Hostodo has shared it many times. According to past reviews, there are generally many complaints about product performance.

VMBox is a foreign hosting provider registered in the UK in 2012. Their about page states that it was founded in 2011. Good VPS Gathering has also shared their information several times.

Tragicservers is a foreign VPS hosting provider established in 2012. In 2017, the entire site changed hands and the product line was updated.

OKVPS is a Chinese VPS hosting provider, providing VPS based on XEN, OprnVZ and KVM architecture. Data centers include Los Angeles, Fremont, San Francisco, etc.

I have shared the information about the Hong Kong cloud server provided by DogYun before (Previous review). It is billed by the hour, you can customize the configuration, and you can also change the IP or line by yourself. Today I I also decided to give it a try and record the ordering process. In fact, for Chinese websites, it is basically OK to look at the next step.

CosmosTeck is a Chinese foreign VPS hosting provider. It belongs to the same company as Hardbirch and IDCbuster. It provides VPS products based on KVM, XEN and OpenVZ architecture.

Yesterday's flash sale event was held in the morning. A Shanghai 2-core 8G/50GB/5M model with a three-year payment of 1,449 yuan was missed by many friends. In fact, there is another one that you can pay attention to in today's flash sale event in the afternoon, which is the title of this model with a three-year payment of 10M bandwidth. The machine in Shanghai has the same configuration as yesterday except that the bandwidth is doubled. The price is also doubled, with a three-year payment of 3,069 yuan.

Regarding FrontRangeHosting, it appeared 4 times in the good VPS community, but all the products introduced were OpenVZ architecture products.

After continuing this series, I realized that I really don’t know much about Los Angeles. Let’s continue the conversation from last time, San Jose Computer Room can write an article. The two we talked about today are also quite unique. One has an English interface but the boss seems to be Chinese. The other has no idea who the boss is, but has a Chinese interface. Hehe, they are both quite interesting.