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the cheapest option I found was this for 400/month. I want to see if there is anything cheaper. http://he.net/Colocation-in-Fremont-CA/?l=Colocation_in_Fremont
by billconan 7y ago
the cheapest option I found was this for 400/month. I want to see if there is anything cheaper.
http://he.net/Colocation-in-Fremont-CA/?l=Colocation_in_Fremont&a=26570270233&n=g&pos=1t2&p=&t=&m=b&k=colocation%20fremont&gclid=Cj0KCQjwyerpBRD9ARIsAH-ITn8zYOVMcYDNjUbinkS35pedUXg1mReWlSMXHQK8p2x8CB6mpDf_YKsaAl2XEALw_wcB http://he.net/Colocation-in-Fremont-CA/?l=Colocation_in_Frem...
linode seems to use this colo too.
at this point colo is more expensive for me, so I'm using google cloud.
- billconan 7y agothis one has a 2U option for 99/month https://www.dallascolo.com/index.html https://www.dallascolo.com/index.html
- wahern 7y agoHistorically HE was rather expensive as they focused on selling bulk colocation to people who partitioned their cabinets and sold downstream. It's these providers that you normally need to find, but the easier they are to find the more expensive. For years I colocated with prgmr.com, but it seems they've stopped offering colocation--it can be a headache managing a bunch of single-machine colocation customers. I've used 2 or 3 others before prgmr.com but forgot which ones. The $400 deal looks incredibly good. They don't specify how much power you get, though. (Maybe it's mentioned elsewhere?) Power is usually the most expensive part of colocation, excluding "remote hands" hourly rates.