Good hosting? ( mbin.grits.dev )

foggy , 4 months ago

Digital ocean sucks, bluehost sucks, GoDaddy sucks.

Two cows was great. Idk these days, no Intel there. Namecheap. Namecheap. Namecheap.

Go to namecheap.

Theyve been solid for like 10 years.

mozz OP , 4 months ago

Yeah. For years I was happy with DigitalOcean and had no issues, but this is the interaction I'm currently in the middle of:

• I can't reach some particular other server; both of us can reach everyone else on the internet, just not each other
• Contact support sending traceroutes
• Support asks me to send mtr output (I mean... it's a little more detailed than the traceroute I guess, sure what the hell)
• I do
• Support asks if I'm running a VPN on my Linux server
• Support tells me to disable my VPN
• Support asks me to provide mtr output from a third place on the internet (which... he could do himself... I consider telling him to do it himself but decide not to). I send the mtr output
• Silence for 2 days

I mean, it's far from an emergency but it doesn't inspire a ton of confidence. 🙂

foggy , 4 months ago

Digital ocean changed the IP of a VPS I had like 30 clients on without my go ahead.

…

Yeah.

possiblylinux127 , 4 months ago

Namecheap is kind of obscure and doesn’t have transparent pricing

foggy , 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago)

Idk man namecheap has been doing it for a LONG time. 24 years.

Not clear on Vps probs because they want to know if you’re trying to run a home server, or a web hosting business where you’re going to house 47 clients, or if you’re trying to run a fucking public education system or something.

Name cheap ain’t obscure. Two cows was obscure. They were fucking awesome. But again I have no current Intel on them.

Edit: I don’t know man, I just checked, the pricing seems pretty clear to me

possiblylinux127 , 4 months ago

Maybe I’m just out of the loop. The pricing page seems clear but I still don’t trust it. Additionally I don’t care if the server is running on Raid 10 or not.