Colocation in NL: Serverius or Worldstream
Hello,
I have a server at a data center in Amsterdam which I need to move to a different colocation provider.
I have narrowed the choices to two candidates, but would like some feedback and any prior experiences to gauge which is the better choice.
Can anyone help me?
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Which would you choose for colocation in the NL?
- Which would you choose for colocation in the NL?12 votes
- Serverius16.67%
- Worldstream25.00%
- Someplace else58.33%
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You do realize that Serverius and Worldstream datacenters are not in Amsterdam?
What about @clouvider ?
https://inceptionhosting.com
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You can also take a look at yisp.nl. They offer colocation services out of Iron Mountain AMS1 datacenter.
We have been using them for 2 years with no downtime. We have been with another provider using Severius in the past, several network downtimes during that time. Support was slow too.
You do realize that I didn't say I had to move it TO a datacenter in Amsterdam, but that it presently is in a datacenter in Amsterdam.
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Their website only shows colocation in London. I need colo in the NL.
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Serveria banned on LET for running on expired WHMCS, lol:
https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/163347/new-2020-dedicated-server-prices-from-19-mo-fully-managed-100-confidential-in-riga-latvia
Just wondering how this point is relevant to this thread -- unless serveria dot com are the same as serverius dot net, but I don't think so
"A single swap file or partition may be up to 128 MB in size. [...] [I]f you need 256 MB of swap, you can create two 128-MB swap partitions." (M. Welsh & L. Kaufman, Running Linux, 2e, 1996, p. 49)
Oh hmm, I didn't catch that, thanks.