Suggest Best Linux VPS Hosting

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hello everyone, I want to host my website on the web, so please suggest to me the best Linux VPS Hosting Provider, i also searched this on the internet and found many of once, I am very confused is to which one to buy. Please help

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Welcome to the forum!

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Linode has been around a long time, has meaningful support, and generally does a good job of contributing to the open source community. I highly recommend them.

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Depends what you need.

If you don’t want to pay for anything, this seems like the best option currently:

4 arm cores/24G of ram/ split into VMs as you want.

Edit: your best bet is always to set things up in a way that makes your site easy to move from one hosting provider to another.

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Wonder how they are able to give us so much RAM for a free VPS?. Amazon is very stingy with there free tier.

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If you want super low cost, Vultr will sell you a $3.50/mo server with 512MB RAM whereas $5/mo 1GB RAM is the lowest cost you can usually get elsewhere.

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I just tried signing up to that Oracle Cloud link (I want to use the A1 Amperes) - after an hour in chat with 2 different support people I still could not signup AFTER email verification

if you have 5$/month spare, go with Linode (I have smile after last support encounter)

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Godaddy does VPS?
I thought they were just a registra…

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Godaddy technically does VPS I guess but I would hardly call them a market leader. They don’t even have a Terraform provider for their service outside of domains.

Anyway Linode and Vultr are my picks.

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Thank You, everyone, for the reply, and sorry for the late response, I bought the Linux VPS from Monovm, and one of my friends suggested me this VPS server and really i feel this is very fast as well. and i host my website here. my problem is solved now…

Thank You.

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Thanks for this solution!

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hetzner is really good

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I have been messing with some web dev stuff using a small DigitalOcean VPS instance. Its cheap and easy and reliable. However I am not hosting anything permanently, just throwing the webserver up briefly to do some dev work then tearing it down when finished.

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My experience with Cloud based computing always ended up with large bills for “cheap” solutions.

On one occasion, I created a new Linux VM, ran “apt-get update && apt-get upgrade” and used up 7/8 of the VM bandwidth allotment for that month.

Today, I run a pair of hosts at home with a dozen VM’s and have a Bluehost web account with unlimited storage for my personal site plus unlimited email addresses. Does what I need it to do and is reasonable in cost. If anything breaks, I can fix it in minutes, or worse case, restore from weekly backups.

I only put in the Cloud what is necessary, the rest is on my home lab.

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With hetzner you get 20TB of bandwidth with all vps’s last time i check you could get a vps for 3.50 Dollars but thats with only ipv6 address . Also the server auctions for dedicated servers is great your could pick up some great deals.
(promise im not a hetzner employee)

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Darn, I was going to ask you for the Friends and Family discount code. :wink:

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