Cloud hosting package details:

$540.00
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18 Daily Nodes

10.8GHz total dedicated CPU.
VPS systems are made up of one or more nodes. Each node provides 376MB RAM, 10GB SAN storage, 600MHz dedicated CPU and 250GB/month bandwidth. Discounts apply when buying multiple nodes, so the more you need, the more you can save.
Platform:
Operating system pre-installed on the server.
Linux
Compute units:
A logic measure that hosting providers use to define the CPU power guaranteed for a cloud server. The exact CPU power behinds this value depends on the specific hardware and varies between different providers. 1 compute unit usually equals to about 2 virtual cores of a common CPU.
4.5
Memory:
Available RAM size on the server.
6.768GB
Disk space:
Amount of storage space available on the server.
180GB
Location:
Physical location of the data center.
USA, UK
Price per hour:
Price you pay foran hour of an online cloud server. For pay-as-you-go plans, you pay for compute capacity by the hour with no long-term commitments.
$0.75
One time fee period:
Time period you reserve a server instance for by paying a one-time payment. In turn you receive a significant discount on the hourly usage charge.
None
Setup:
One-time setup fee the hosting provider charges.
Free
Burst compute units:
A logic measure that hosting providers use to define the max burting CPU power a cloud server is given. The exact CPU power behinds this value depends on the specific hardware and varies between different providers. 1 compute unit usually equals to about 2 virtual cores of a common CPU.
4.5
Price per day:
Estimated price you pay for a single full day of an online cloud server. Mainly relevant for pay-as-you-go plans.
$18.0
Bandwidth:
Internet bandwidth transfer limit.
4500.0GB
Data transfer out per GB:
Charge per 1 gigabyte of outbound Internet data transfer (bandwidth).
$0.0
Data transfer in per GB:
Charge per 1 gigabyte of inbound Internet data transfer (bandwidth).
$0.0
Extra features:
Additional features available for this package.
API, Managed DNS, Auto scaling, Cloud storage, Content Delivery Network, Pay-as-you-go pricing
Control panel:
Type of control panel provided.
API, Web based
Virtualization technology:
The virtualization technology that constructs the cloud hosting insfrastructure of the provider.
XenServer
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VPS.net
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Ranked 20 by popularity
#6 in Cloud Hosting
Ranked 62 by best price
#6 in Cloud Hosting
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VPS.net

http://www.vps.net
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Company Info:
Company title:
The public name of the company.
Vps
Owned domains:
List of other domain names that are owned by the same owner as this site.
secureserverdot.com, successfulhosting.com, discountdomainregistry.com, lapbandtalk.com, 123language.com, lingotranslator.com, servernode.net, successfulsitepromotion.com, lingotalk.com
Supported product types:
Hosting package types supported by this provider.
VPS, Cloud hosting
Payment options:
Available payment options supported by this provider.
Credit card, PayPal
Site Info:
Online since:
The date the domain of this site was first registered.
April, 1997 Ranked 7 at HostMonk
Alexa traffic rank:
A measure of the site's popularity. The rank is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors and pageviews over the past 3 months. The site with the highest combination of visitors and pageviews is ranked #1.
9,777 Ranked 26 at HostMonk
Alexa traffic rank in US:
A measure of the site's popularity in US. The rank is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors and pageviews from users from US over the past 3 months. The site with the highest combination of visitors and pageviews is ranked #1 in US.
8,036 Ranked 39 at HostMonk
Unique monthly visitors:
The Unique Visitors metric only counts a person once no matter how many times they visit a site in a given month. Unique Visitors are typically used to determine how popular a site is.
12,038 (Compete.com) Ranked 39 at HostMonk
Sites linking in:
386 Ranked 40 at HostMonk
Average load time:
Median website load time and percent of known sites that are slower.
2.059 Seconds, 69% of the sites are faster Ranked 60 at HostMonk
Contact Info:
Twitter profile:
Name and description of the official Twitter profile of this company.
vpsnet (2412 followers)
"For questions, contact our Managing Director Nick Nelson at [email protected]!"
Ranked 22 at HostMonk
Address:
Physical address of this company.
4167 Winchester Rd., Null, USA
4167 Winchester Rd., Null, USA
Phone:
Official phone number of this company.
610 530 7454 999 999 9999
Official email:
Official email address of this company.
[email protected]
Terms of service:
Link to the "Terms of service" page published by this hosting provider.
http://www.vps.net/legal
User Reviews:
1 user review for VPS.net:
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by Sigi Eisenreich - Jan 11, 2011
At the beginning VPS.net was quite ok, support was then already not the fastest. By now it's just a horror trip!
We have about 15 large VPS running in London by VPS.net. All the time the server crash due to VPS.net issues and today all of our servers suddenly are on a READ-ONLY Filesystem and offline since 6h counting... The longest downtime we had to suffer was almost 10h! I'm in the business since over 15 years, this has never happened by any provider we had before.
We switched some already to another provider and the complete same server image runs just fine!
In the last 2 months we issued over 80 support tickets! The average response time is about 30min for a high-alert ticket!
The support team consists mostly of russian technicians with bad english skills and they are only eager to make a quick fix and not completely resolve the issue.
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