Via this WHT offer. Looks like Burst.NET is getting into the UK/EU VPS hosting business. Here is their EU website which looks pretty much identical to their US site. Their UK VPS packages are also more expensive than their US counter part as well so you need to do annual payment to get under the threshold here. For £49.50/year you get
- 512MB memory
- 20GB storage
- 1000GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ/vePortal
Burst.NET’s OpenVZ/vePortal product has often been rebranded/resold by new VPS providers (or provider-wannabes). Now they are getting into the UK market are we expecting to see a flood of BurstNET resellers offering VPS there as well? IRC not allowed (client/server/bots). IPv6 available on all products.
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“Their UK VPS packages are also more expensive than their UK” – Shouldn’t the end part be US instead of UK?
They running their business in UK, but are they going to provide UK server? I’m also have VPS reseller account with burst.net Also using my VPS with their reseller code, so it makes my cost lower :) Anyway I mailed them today. They inform me, all of their servers will be from US but they already established high speed net connectivity with their US nodes to UK/EU locations.
==================== // The mail I get from therm :
Upon turn-up, BurstNET® immediately has one of the largest webhosting-specific networks in Europe, with many providers still operating on 1Gbps connections, rather than 10Gbps.
==================== //
So its good to hear Burst.net still rocking around.
*** I’m actually satisfied with them since last 1.5 year and still running 6 VPS with them. But one problem is they provide only 1/2 CPU and very few restricted nodes. If you are using higher I/O, then they will send you 1MB L2 cached based server and slower node… ***
@Jackk — thanks. Fixed.
“Omio wrote:
They running their business in UK, but are they going to provide UK server?”
I have ordered one of these, and the option for location was Manchester, UK – and I’m seeing around a 20ms ping from my UK location, so definately UK-based servers.
@Paul can you please provide me the IP for check? I will try their UK services as well.
@Omio – When I asked, they provided me with this test IP: 178.238.129.83
Just to confirm, the EU servers *are* located in Manchester, UK – not the US, I think either you or BurstNET got confused there somehow.
This is a good choice.
Hi. Does any one know the actual speed of the non premium package? I see that premium package is 1/GBPS but this other packages, can somene tell me around speed?
Hi, I believe BurstNET is using northern colo owned by Melbourne Network Solutions Ltd.
@Damian,
“Hi, I believe BurstNET is using northern colo owned by Melbourne Network Solutions Ltd.”
No there not, BurstNET UK is located in the Manchester Science Park, We have quite alot of our hardware colocated up there already, There UK Service is second to none in the UK Already as far as speeds go, Ive also seen zero downtime so far :)