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That's not comparable. With a VPS there is no monthly maximum, just a max load on a second by second basis. You can be hit with traffic of which 90% bounces bec

by qcnguy 1y ago

That's not comparable. With a VPS there is no monthly maximum, just a max load on a second by second basis. You can be hit with traffic of which 90% bounces because your server is down, get nowhere near your intended monthly maximum, and then the rest of the month is quiet.

McGlockenshire 1y ago
You seem to be describing this as a bad thing instead of the objectively good thing that it is.
- qcnguy 1y ago
  The ideal is obviously smoothed limits, such that you can absorb a big traffic spike if it still fits within your budget. Nobody seems to offer that.
  - EGreg 1y ago
    How would you predict the smooth curve ahead of time?
JJMcJ 1y ago
I got VPS and other types of shared hosting mixed up, though I have seen VPS offerings with monthly or daily maximums.