[WTB] Cheap Ubuntu VPS

[BlackHatCoiner]

I want to buy a very cheap VPS running Ubuntu 18.04/20.04, the cheapest out there. The problem is that there is no guide showing the prices, I just googled "Ubuntu VPS" and got some results from digital ocean, but I may find cheaper packages here.

Requirements:

• 1 CPU.
• 500GB storage. (I want to run a full node)
• Bandwidth: Anything larger than 1TB.
• I think that 1GB RAM is fine.

I also want to pay in BTC.

[amhoba]

This would cost you at least 80 dollars per month 
And mostly because you want 300 GB disk space, thats the problem. and also bandwidth is a problem also.

I can buy from my local vps provider for 70 dollars and give that to you if you want.

[crwth]

The only VPS hosting that I know of right now that accepts crypto is RouterHosting. I have tried it for around a couple of months and decided to go for another provider.

[Quickseller]

You can check out ramnode's Massive KVM VPS. They will give you a VPS with 2GB memory, 650GB of HDD space, and 7500GB of bandwidth for $10 per month, and they accept crypto as payment.

You can also check out lowendbox for cheap VPS deals. Not all providers accept bitcoin though.

[LoyceV]

cheap VPS
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full node

These requirements don't go well together In my experience, my host killed bitcoind after running for a few seconds. A workaround is to rename it, and limit the load it causes by using cputool or cpulimit. See How to install & run a full BitcoinCash node on a cheap hosted Ubuntu 16.04 /18.04 VPS without getting banned!. This howto is for a Forkcoin, but the same applies for Bitcoin.

You can check out ramnode's Massive KVM VPS. They will give you a VPS with 2GB memory, 650GB of HDD space, and 7500GB of bandwidth for $10 per month, and they accept crypto as payment.

It says: "Perfect for data storage and backups.", with most VPS providers that means they don't allow heavy (I/O) load.

You can also check out lowendbox for cheap VPS deals. Not all providers accept bitcoin though.

I've had some experience with offers from that site, but most of the offers I used disappeared after a while. I have slightly better experiences with LowEndTalk (check the reviews for each provider).

My blockdata.loyce.club runs at HostSolutions Services in Romania. It's had it's issues, but offers a lot of disk space at a good price on LowEndTalk (I think I got it at Black Friday), offers posted by user cociu. But as always, low price is a trade off against reliability and performance. It's perfect for my needs.

[NotATether]

My web server for my site has excess capacity for running a second full node, PM me and I can get this sorted out too.

It can be done immediately as I already own the hardware.