VPS resource pools are a cool idea that we’ve seen a few times over the years.  I wish more providers offered it.

The idea is that the provider gives you a block of resources – so much CPU, so much RAM, so much disk, etc. – and you divide it up however you like.  Do you need a few big VPSes, or many small ones?  Something in between?  Resource pools allow you the flexibility of setting up an environment customized to your needs.

That’s what HostNamaste is offering.  If you’ve read our site for any length of time, you’re familiar with HostNameste:

HostNamaste is a company that was started in March 2016 and has continued to offer hosting ever since. We are focused primarily in the LowEnd market, but it is our philosophy to provide quality services while within the LowEnd market’s price range. While this is certainly the goal of many LowEnd hosting companies, we have been quietly providing our services for nearly 5+ years with no complaints or issues whatsoever. We are particularly proud to offer many features that cannot often be offered by many LowEnd companies, including 24/7/365 Support, a 07-day money back guarantee, RAID-10 Disks and Intel and AMD Dual Processor Nodes.

Get started with their VPS resource pools in Los Angeles, Dallas, France, the Netherlands, or Canada.  Check out their TOS/Legal Docs and their AUP on their web site.

VPS Resource Pool Offers

Frequently Asked Questions

How many VPS can I make?

You can make as many VPS as you would like, as long as each VPS has its own IP address assigned to it. In other words, the total number of VPS is the same as the total number of IPs. If you order an additional IP, you will be able to create an additional VPS.

Need to customize your VPS pool?

No problem! HostNamaste can handle all kinds of customizations. Below are common upgrades and their discounted prices.

All prices listed below are monthly prices (a 20% discount applies for yearly upgrades):

• Extra RAM: $2.00 per GB
• Extra disk space: $0.10 per GB
• Extra bandwidth: $2.00 per TB
• Extra IPv4 address: $2.00 per IP
• Extra IPv6 address: Free

Is this a custom control panel?

Our backend is provided by SolusVM, but the interface that you see has been modified to take the guesswork out of custom VPS. In customer tests, we found and fixed common stumbling points to ensure our customers have a great experience.

What type of virtualization is used?

HostNamaste employs KVM and OpenVZVirtualization exclusively for VPS Reseller Plans.

How long does server provisioning take?

We will set up your account as soon as we receive payment. If you choose to pay via credit card, Laser or Paypal your hosting account will be activated instantly.

Is there a minimum contract?

No, there is no base contract, all the subscriptions are on a month-to-month or yearly basis.

Do I get any Reseller Control Panel Access?

Yes, you will get the SolusVM VPS Reseller Panel access to create and manage VPSes.

Where are your VPS servers located?

Our servers are located in Los Angeles, Dallas, USA, France, Netherlands, Europe, and Quebec, Canada. You can choose your preferred location while creating a VPS from your Reseller Panel.

Network and Datacenter Info

• Los Angeles, California, USA
• Dallas, Texas, USA
• Roubaix/Strasbourg, France, Europe
• Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada
• Lelystad, Flevoland, Netherlands

Host Node Specs

• Dual Intel Xeon E5-2650v4 / AMD Epyc 7351P CPUs
• 512 GB RAM
• 4 x 2 TB SSD RAID10 Disks
• 1 Gbps Network Uplink

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I'm raindog308, techno polymath and long-time LowEndTalk community Administrator. My technical interests include all things Unix, perl, python, golang, shell scripting, vintage operating systems such as MVS, and relational database systems such as Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

I also enjoy using LEBs! I have an empire of little guys for VPNs, larger guys for apps, and big guys for databases and storage. When I'm not in front a screen I'm into German Shepherd dogs, quality knives, target shooting, theology, tabletop roleplaying games, and forest hiking.

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