Community provider Virtono dropped a cool offer on us over at LowEndTalk:
- 30 GB SSD of storage, 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM of memory, 2TB of Bandwidth at only €29.95 EUR/year!
- Get a KVM with 2GB of RAM with 3TB of traffic for only €4.47/mo for the first month! That’s half off.
And where are these available you ask? Maybe it’s easier if you ask where they aren’t. Okay, okay, I’ll list their locations…(takes a deep breath)
Asia: Hong Kong, Singapore
Europe: Paris, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Madrid, Manchester, Frankfurt, Bucharest
USA: Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York
In other words, there’s a good chance there’s a Virtono DC near you.
Check ’em out! That 1GB offer looks nice, as it works out to about €2.50 per month, with 2TB of bandwidth. Competitive, and if you are near their location it might be ideal.
Full details, payment methods, and test IPs are in the offer thread. And if you do decide to give Virtono a try, be sure to comment below how it goes.
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Hi Virtono team,
Madrid node is missing?
Thanks and regards