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Been experimenting with different setups over the past few months while running AI workloads + SaaS side projects. My take so far: Cloud credits are convenient for prototyping, but costs spike hard once you scale. Shared VPS hosting can be fine until you hit throttling or bandwidth “fair use” limits. Dedicated servers in Europe (Netherlands / Romania / Germany) gave me far more consistency no noisy neighbors, real unmetered bandwidth, and DDoS protection baked in. The trade-off, of course, is flexibility: cloud = instant scaling & automation, while bare metal = more manual management. Curious what this sub thinks: Do you see a future where smaller players keep going to bare metal providers in Europe? Or is the lock-in to AWS/GCP/Azure too strong to compete with? Anyone here balancing both approaches (cloud for elasticity + dedicated for stability)? I’ll drop in the comments where I ended up hosting, but I’m mainly here to hear how others in this community are approaching the same challenges. submitted by /u/NoWhereButStillHere [link] [comments]

Hi, I just registered to OVH but I can’t choose any dc on the list. All locations disabled. Am I missing something/steps? submitted by /u/Creative_Fly_6493 [link] [comments]

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I’m curious. Do people still believe any forums and advertising on them? If you had an experience with VPS that was advertised on LowEndTalk, tell me if it is good because some of their prices make me suspicious submitted by /u/Turbo_cat_7767 [link] [comments]