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An AX161 at Hetzner with 32 physical cores (EPYC 7502P, 64 threads) costs ~$130 per month, that works out to $0.17/hr ($0.0053 per core per hour).
by sz4kerto 3y ago
An AX161 at Hetzner with 32 physical cores (EPYC 7502P, 64 threads) costs ~$130 per month, that works out to $0.17/hr ($0.0053 per core per hour).
- ysleepy 3y agoThat comes with a setup fee of 40$ though.
- hampereddustbin 3y agoAnnual purchases don't have setup fees as far as a I know, but it's probably just a way to charge more if you're only using it for a short while
- justinclift 3y agoYeah. That being said, Hetzner sometimes has weeks where there's no setup fee on some of their servers. Doesn't seem to be the case for these ones at the moment though.
- actionfromafar 3y agoHetzner is good value, but I had a long conversation with their support, and we were separated by a common language.
- kobalsky 3y agomy experience with hetzner's support is excellent since I've never spoken to them 8 dedicated 64t/128gb servers for 2 years, 0 cumulative seconds of downtime, perfect record.
- kjs3 3y agoYou aren't experiencing support (you're talking about ops if anything) and you don't rate support based on when you don't need them.
- toast0 3y ago> you don't rate support based on when you don't need them. There's something to be said about companies where things work so you don't need support. Some companies make you go through support for IPMI, and sometimes it's self-service and you only need to go through self-service if it breaks.
- kjs3 3y agoThat's irrelevant. At some point (other than trivial use cases), things will break in a way you will need someone other than yourself or your team to get involved. It doesn't matter how great they were at staying out of your way when simple things go wrong that you got if there's noone competent to help you when SHTF.