by rambojazz on 6/15/22, 5:32 AM with 43 comments
by lovelearning on 6/15/22, 7:25 AM
You might also want to see their Storage Share[3] service - similarly priced but more user-friendly with a NextCloud frontend and WebDAV HTTP interface.
From another discussion here, I found that Backblaze B2 and Cloudflare R2 are still cheaper. May want to check them out too.
[1]: https://www.hetzner.com/cloud
by fbcpck on 6/15/22, 7:19 AM
I've personally used the following in the past. It was quite cheap and generally happy with it.
https://www.time4vps.com/storage-vps/
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You might also want to get (snipe) a server off https://www.kimsufi.com/uk/servers.xml — the best ones usually sold out within a minute or two, but nothing beats the price.
by matt_heimer on 6/15/22, 2:49 PM
by sylvain_kerkour on 6/15/22, 6:36 AM
By using Scaleway you would pay ~12€/m for 1TB of storage and ~7€/m for the smallest instance (can go even cheaper if you manage to get a stardust instance at ~1.5€/m). Also, Scaleway does not charge for egress (bandwidth) so it seems the perfect solution to your problem :)
Alternatively, you could enable the website feature[0] on the bucket to save you from setting up a web server, but then you would pay for the egress.
[0]: https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/storage/object/how-to/use-b...
Disclaimer: I'm just an happy customer
by dusted on 6/15/22, 8:18 AM
by malteg on 6/15/22, 7:25 AM
by warrenm on 6/15/22, 11:14 AM
Never seen this anywhere
The "storage VPS" just means they're focusing on storage over CPU or RAM ...they're still full VPS instances
by hardwaresofton on 6/15/22, 11:51 AM
I think Hetzner's great (it's definitely the right choice in here), but it is missing some features we've come to expect from low cost but robust cloud providers (DO, Linode, etc) -- Managed S3 storage, simple Database as a service, etc. I'm working on a sort of... proto-cloud that can sit on providers like Hetzner, OVH and LeaseWeb and offer this functionality.
My thing is called NimbusWS (https://nimbusws.com), but there are other things:
- Elestio: https://elest.io/
- Symbiosis: https://symbiosis.host (they offer managed k8s, they run on Hetzner IIRC)
by stevenicr on 6/15/22, 6:30 PM
CPU 1x 4 cores 3.30GHz SYS-5037MC-H12TRF 2 SFF bays ram 16GB DDR3 hdd 1x1TB SATA traffic 10 TB Availability 1 hr - 5 days US$43.64 per month - ( https://www.leaseweb.com/bare-metal-server/configure/27128?c... )
yeah that's not apples to apples - it's not an SSD drive - those are more for that size, but it sounds like you are looking for price and likely do not need to spend the extra dough for SSD.
by throwaway67743 on 6/15/22, 6:26 PM
by antifa on 6/15/22, 3:33 PM
I think the free tier will give you a free forever 1GB e2-micro, so you might be able to get that then only pay for the $40 GB disk and outbound bandwidth.
B2 backblaze is an S3 compatible API that will hold 1TB for $60/year before bandwidth charges.
The bandwidth charges might kill these 2 ideas for you, but cloudflare or bunnycdn might be worth looking into to hide gcloud or B2 behind.
by antihero on 6/15/22, 12:11 PM
Emails will be in French mind, which doesn’t really bother me.
Performance is fine, happily/needlessly serving my static website and navidrome using microk8s on one of the slightly beefier boxes.
by nreece on 6/15/22, 5:46 AM
I've used their VPSs many years ago, and they were excellent in terms of performance and support. Nick, the owner, has sold the company since then, and I haven't used them lately, so I'm not sure about their current standing, but worth giving them a try.
The other option can be to store the text files as objects on Backblaze B2 or Cloudflare R2 for cheap.
by bbrks on 6/15/22, 8:27 AM
It's a tiny dedicated server that should be plenty sufficient. I run all my personal infra on these (and the higher spec ones) and they're great for the price.
Intel ATOM N2800 2c/4t 1.86GHz 4GB DDR3 1066MHz 1TB 100 Mbps
by kkielhofner on 6/16/22, 3:32 AM
Either put the static files in the bucket or use Cloudflare Pages.
Will be around $5/mo and you get ddos protection, edge caching, etc, etc.
If you want to experiment Cloudflare is free and the first 10GB on B2 are free.
by indigodaddy on 6/15/22, 7:45 AM
by jjice on 6/16/22, 1:52 PM
by mobilio on 6/16/22, 8:33 AM
Get some Intel NUC and 1T disk. Install everything and use CloudFlare Tunnel to expose server via CF to the internet.
by nix23 on 6/15/22, 12:26 PM
by weird-eye-issue on 6/15/22, 7:47 AM
by x0ff on 6/15/22, 4:25 PM
by aae42 on 6/16/22, 12:10 AM