We have a cool offer for you today for HostNamaste! They’re offering VPS resource pools, where you can deploy multiple VPSes based on your desired specs. Move resources around, tear down and re-spec the boxes, and and enjoy a digital playground.
What Are Resource Pools?
A VPS Resource Pool lets you purchase one pool of resources and split it into multiple independent VPS instances. Depending on the plan you choose, you can create up to 2, 3, or 4 VMs. This gives you a lot of flexibility and you can reconfigure at any time!
Resource Pool vs Normal VPS
| Feature | Resource Pool | Standard VPS |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple VPS | Yes | No |
| Flexible resource split | Yes | Fixed |
| IP-based scaling | Yes | No |
| Cost efficiency | High | Medium |
About HostNamaste
HostNamaste is a registered hosting company based in Rajkot, Gujarat, India, operating continuously since March 2016.
We focus on long-term reliability in the LowEnd market, offering:
- Stable hardware
- RAID-10 storage
- Honest resource allocation
- Real 24/7/365 support
Be sure to read their TOS and AUP, and learn which payment methods they accept.
VPS Resource Pool Plans
Tiny
| Small VPS Resource Pool
| Medium
|
Server Locations
️ Minimum Host Node Specs
- Dual Intel Xeon E5-2650v4 / AMD EPYC 7351P
- 512 GB RAM
- 4 × 2 TB SSD (RAID-10)
- 1 Gbps Network Uplink
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