ByteHosting is a Danish company and to celebrate that nation’s Constitution Day, they’ve got a great sale for us!
Did you know: The first Danish constitution was signed in 1849, and the current constitution was signed in 1953. Both were signed on the same day, June 5. So if you’re Danish, raise high the Dannebrog (flag of Denmark) and celebrate!
Here’s what ByteHosting has for us:
VPS Offer
- 3 v Cores of Xeon Gold 6150
- 12 GB DDR4 RAM
- 75 GB NVMe Storage
- 1x IPv4
- 10 TB Traffic
- 1 Gbit Uplink
- Only €5.99 / month
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Network and Datacenter Info
Test IPv4: 45.133.74.135
LG: http://lg.bytehosting.cloud/
DC: Tornado DC – Frankfurt am Main
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