Duc from AppVZ emailed me their new 30% off recurring discount promotion. Coupon code is 30JULY, which would expire at on 30th of July. Combine that with their “CheapVPS” package to bring the price down to $6.65/month. Here is the sign up link.
- 512MB memory (768MB burstable memory for OpenVZ)
- 20GB storage
- 400GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ or KVM
On the ordering page, OpenVZ has been marked as “Recommended” although I believe many here would rather use KVM. Servers in Germany in either Düsseldorf (test IP: 81.30.145.161) or Nuremberg (188.40.68.114). They are one of the first one offering KVM here back in August last year. IPv6 might be available according to this blog post. A Vietnamese company that has been around for 2 years.
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ToS seems to be available only in Vietnamese
The TOS is just about hosting, billing… definition 😀
Sure, but still… It would be nice to know what you are accepting when buying their service 🙂
If you can’t understand Vietnamese on our TOS, please contact to us, we will answer all your questions: https://appvz.com/contact.php
And for some reason, Google Translate won’t touch it. Weird….
If you copy/paste the text to Google Translate, it translates perfectly.
Interesting points:
When customers register domain names in AppVZ.com, consumers would understand that AppVZ.com agent provides domain name registration of a formal, legally, so all domain names are the property of AppVZ <- WTF? Probably something lost in translation?
They also guarantee 99.9% uptime, but will compensate only if the downtime exceeds 1%. Basically, it's 99% then?
Everything else is pretty much standard I suppose …
No copy and paste on a locked down terminal.
I’ve seen providers who retain all rights to domains that they register for their clients. Usually we see it when the customer is moaning somewhere because they left that provider and are trying to transfer the domain and the former provider won’t allow it.
@vedran: That’s correct! 😀 That mean they have all right to sell or extend the domain if it expires 😀
Test IP and IPv6, please?
Tun/tap is avalible?
Test IP is mentioned in the post 😀
Düsseldorf: 81.30.145.161
Nuremberg: 188.40.68.114
You can test IPv6 by command:
Linux: ping6 -c 4 appvz.com
Windows: ping -6 appvz.com
Now, our site can connect by both IPv4 and IPv6
IPv6 VPS now available on Nuremberg with OpenVZ base, on future all VPS will be assigned a IPv6 address
Yes, Tun/tap is available
Any test files available?
New OS options: Windows 2008 R2 Web but it will need from 1GB RAM, Windows 2003 is only for 512MB RAM.
30JULY coupon is available for all VPS plans, not only 512MB plan
installing applications made load average up to 6-7? that’s weird
For simple applications, having a load of 6-7 while installing is definitely not normal, but it completely varies on what application your installing.
Best,
Kevin
Perhaps it’s bad I/O. Have you done a dd test?
Installing mysql using yum won’t take that high. And yes, it’s bad I/O, I’ve shut it down and asked for refund, but not being refunded yet
KVM CheapVPS-1
I’ll be switching providers shortly.