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Vultr will let you spin up an OpenBSD VPS easily, although as to how supported it is I'm not sure. I'm certainly happy with their Linux offerings.
by ioddly 8y ago
Vultr will let you spin up an OpenBSD VPS easily, although as to how supported it is I'm not sure. I'm certainly happy with their Linux offerings.
- gorbypark 8y agoI actually have an OpenBSD instance with 512mb of ram that costs $2.50/mo on Vultr and their support has been amazing. A while after upgrading OpenBSD to a new version, I noticed IPV6 wasn't working anymore. I didn't initially think it was the upgrade that did it, because I rarely ever thing about IPV6, so I opened a support ticket. I got a response back by someone obviously very familiar with OpenBSD with step-by-step instructions on what I needed to do after the upgrade to get back IPV6. It was pretty amazing for $2.50/mo!
- snazz 8y agoI got $10 in free credit at sign up too. Very impressed with their service so far and OpenBSD is equally well supported as Linux. In case someone is looking for the very cheap plans, make sure to select Atlanta as the data center because some other locations in the US don’t have the cheapest plans.
- JdeBP 8y agoOut of curiosity: Was it the IPv6 regression in 5.9? * https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/299580/5132 https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/299580/5132
- gorbypark 8y agoHmm, I can't remember exactly. It was either 5.9->6.0 or 6.0->6.1. I'm leaning towards the latter.