When I woke up this morning I was interested to see a nice FiberVM LXC VPS offer from LET Patron Provider @CloudV. CloudV asked us to feature their LET offer here on LEB, and we are delighted to do so.
FiberVM’s Singapore LXC VPS offer that was posted on LET is one among several offers from FiberVM. Nodes are located in Germany and in Singapore.
FiberVM’s parent company, Cloud Five Limited, provides IT Solutions customized to client needs including but not limited to Server Installations, Management, Custom Development, Monitoring, etc.
When I spoke with @CloudV, they shared with me that their Singapore node is running an Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2236 CPU. They also shared:
We use latest Proxmox VE 7.2 with kernel: 5.15 on all nodes
It is LXC 4.0 with nesting, fuse, and tun/tap enabled by default.
Our billing area is powered by Hostbill and VPS creation in proxmox is automated after order approval.
Offer, Discount Code, And Order Link
NVME VPS S (Singapore)
CPU: 4 vCPU Cores
Memory: 8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
Disk: 64GB NVMe
IP Address: IPv4 + IPv6 (Configurable)
Traffic: Outgoing 3TB @ 1Gbps then throttled to 10Mbps, Unlimited Incoming
Remote Backups: Daily Configurable
Please see additional offer details at LET.
Order Link – £ 5.94 per month (coupon=9T5X36E43 gives a discount from billing panel’s listed price of £ 6.99 per month). The discount is recurring.
The LET Offer Thread
Here’s a screenshot of the LET offer thread in which @CloudV’s offer appears. Lots of LET members read and commented on the offer. The Singapore location is important on the Low End. So a Singapore offer frequently gets a lot of attention.
The reverse color in the screenshot comes from Google Chrome’s Accessibility Extension.
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Besides writing for LowEndBox, helping as a moderator at LowEndTalk and running Darkstar, I'm trying to learn a little about programming and networking.
All these years, and, still, so much more to learn! So many people here who can teach me!
It's very, very fun here on the Low End, isn't it? :)
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Wow Tom, that’s quite the color combination you’re rocking on LowEndTalk! :)
Yeah! Reverse color helps sometimes for people with vision challenges. Plus the color changes are kinda interesting in themselves. Many art students have a first year assignment to copy a portion of a classic painting in reverse color. It’s fun to see these assignments!