VPS Hosting Providers

VDSina is a company that provides hosting services, including virtual and dedicated server rental, as well as domain registration. Servers with NVMe in data centers in Russia and the Netherlands.

An intuitive interface for managing virtual servers is provided, with the ability to upload your own ISO and install the necessary OS and any other software from it. Supports virtually all operating systems compatible with KVM virtualization. The main operating systems installed on hosting servers are Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Oracle 9, and Windows versions. A special feature is the ability to order powerful servers based on AMD EPYC processors. DDoS attack protection is available.

LandVPS is a hosting provider offering virtual dedicated server (VPS/VDS) rental services.

Data centers of LandVPS are located in Russia, the Netherlands, Germany, Finland, and the USA.

Server processors - AMD Epyc and Intel Xeon. Utilizes KVM virtualization and SSD, NVMe storage for high performance. The company offers protection against DDoS attacks for all services, as well as the option of additional protection. Available operating systems: CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Windows Server. You can test any VPS and check its quality.

According to third-party reviews:
The promised speed of 200 Mbps is actually limited to 100 Mbps.
From the original 300 Mbps on the plan, 30 Mbps remains.

Truehost is a cloud service provider offering cloud servers, 24/7 support, data backup, domain registration and transfers, and a website builder. Server locations include the US, France, Germany, the UK (London), Poland, Canada, Kenya, and South Africa.

The company provides VPS hosting based on new AMD and Intel Xeon processors and NVMe SSD drives.
Supported OS distributions: Linux Debian - Oracle, AlmaLinux, Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, and Windows. Free control panels are available. VPS comes with root access.

Truehost VPS infrastructure is built for performance and scalability. Truehost Cloud VPS supports on-demand backups. Advanced Anti-DDoS protection and a highly configurable firewall provide customers with additional options./p]

Digital-VM provides virtual servers in 8 locations. A 10 Gbit port is available for VPS in Singapore, Tokyo and Los Angeles, and 1 Gbit for the rest. 4 Power VM plans and 4 Storage VM plans are enough to find what you need.

Hosting provider BlueVPS offers servers in various locations: USA, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, UK, Cyprus, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Israel, Estonia, Spain, Italy, France, UAE, Australia, Bulgaria, Singapore.
The company provides the ability to choose servers by control panels, such as DirectAdmin, cPanel, ISPManager, VestaCP, etc.

The VPS uses NVMe drives, AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon Silver Scalable processors.
Pre-installed versions of popular operating systems are offered: from Windows to various Linux distributions such as CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian and FreeBSD, and individual requests are also accepted. It is possible to change the configuration.

InterServer was founded 26 years ago, in 1999. Since then, the company has expanded its product line to include virtual hosting, cloud hosting, high-speed and dedicated servers, and colocation services to continue exceeding customer expectations. They serve both individual freelancers and Fortune 500 companies, both in the US and internationally. InterServer prides itself on its commitment to providing security, reliability, and technical support to every client.

InterServer's manufacturing facilities are located in three locations across the United States. In the New York City area, InterServer's key data centers are located in Secaucus, New Jersey, just 12 miles from Manhattan. In the central US, InterServer's office is located in Richardson, Texas, offering excellent low-latency connectivity to customers in the South and Midwest regions. On the West Coast, InterServer's Los Angeles office is located in El Segundo, California, in the LAX1 Equinix data center. This facility serves the rapidly growing Los Angeles market and offers high-performance infrastructure, including state-of-the-art cooling systems and a wide range of connectivity options, such as single-mode and multimode fiber cross-connects.

It is also worth noting the presence of shortcomings, of which the following should be noted:

• The website design is outdated, and sometimes you have to guess what each button does because there's no text.
• You can pay with cryptocurrency only if you have a specific wallet.
• The server password is specified when ordering and must be written down, as it is not displayed anywhere else.
• Reinstalling VM doesn't work.
• The remote VNC console keeps disconnecting, making it impossible to work.

DigitalOcean was founded in 2012 to meet the needs of developers who were looking for simple, affordable cloud computing solutions. Our first product, the Droplet, is an easy-to-use virtual machine that can be spun up in just minutes. Over the past decade, DigitalOcean has evolved to serve both software developers and the small-to-medium-sized businesses that are at the heart of innovation today.

Today, DigitalOcean is proud to offer solutions that cater to the needs of those just learning to code, builders getting started on their big idea, and scalers, businesses that are growing rapidly and need a cloud solution that will scale alongside them. Putting simplicity first, we provide a range of cloud computing solutions, from virtual machines to managed Kubernetes, that are tailored to the needs of startups and small businesses.

Hostwinds is one of the HostPapa companies

Coming from a background in development, Peter was consistently finding messy experiences with hosting companies.

Hosting Providers had no idea what they were doing. Support techs were forced to move through a factory-style system, going through prepared lists of questions that could possibly provide answers while not solving the problem.

Large corporations pay millions to get priority customer support and tailored experiences. The average small businesses and small-scale clients are left with cold assembly line-type interaction styles. In addition, now that large conglomerates have taken over most hosting platforms, their priority is making more profit.

What if there was a hosting company that actually cared about its clients? What if regular users could afford that level of commitment? Welcome to Hostwinds.

First impressions of work

Despite the fact that WHMCS is used as a billing panel, everything works smoothly, unlike AccuWeb, which you can read about in the article below.
AccuWeb: Sometimes it's better to forget about your old hosting
Payments can be made by card or cryptocurrency via Stripe.
The virtual server was delivered in just a few minutes, which is very good.

Upgrading a virtual server

Ordering an upgrade is as easy as the service itself. For those unfamiliar with the WHMCS panel, finding the button may take a while.
Please note that the upgrade does not begin automatically after payment. You must click the Apply button. Hostwinds did this to be on the safe side, offering to back up your data beforehand.
The upgrade process itself took about 10 minutes, which is a bit long, but acceptable.

Performance

Unfortunately, CPU performance is quite low. But if this isn't your primary criterion for choosing a VPS, Hostwinds offers a very attractive price.