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I've been using BigV for this -- http://www.bigv.io/ http://www.bigv.io/ -- based in the UK and run by Bytemark (who are one of the few hacker friendly hosts ou
by mattl 13y ago
I've been using BigV for this -- http://www.bigv.io/ http://www.bigv.io/ -- based in the UK and run by Bytemark (who are one of the few hacker friendly hosts out there -- they support projects like Debian, OpenStreetMap, XBMC and my own Libre.fm)
- stevekemp 13y agoBigV is awesome, even if I might be slightly biased ;) That said there is the same problem there, if you specifically want access to more cores you pay for RAM you don't need - since the two are linked, more RAM == more cores, as you step up the numbers.
- thenomad 13y agoI immediately thought of BigV too - my provider of choice for cloud servers that need to stay up and perform well. Their cores scale with memory, but they're pretty reasonable on how much - £80 pm for 3 cores and 8 Gb of memory, for example.
- notastartup 13y agodo you know any other hosts that have crazy scalable memory?