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Felt the same way. I'm wondering what the catch is.
by albertoleal 12y ago
Felt the same way. I'm wondering what the catch is.
- akie 12y agoLock-in, that's what the catch is. It's supposed to act as a gateway to more expensive plans.
- dspillett 12y agoYou often see plans like this on LEB, the catch is usually very oversold on CPU and memory resources, more so then more expensive plans. This might be less apparent with a bigger name provider who can swallow a bit more on there loss-leader plans so YMMV here. Of course to many light uses that overselling isn't going to matter particularly particularly when SSD backed as that reduces the effect of rampant I/O contention. In fact for things that need a small burst of CPU umpf every now and then, an oversold VM on a beefy host will outperform a cheap dedicated box (with an atom chip for instance) costing much more per month.