• 128MB memory/256MB swap
• 10GB storage
• 250GB/month data transfer
• Xen

Servers with Hetzner in Germany. Last time Alex claimed that they have been in business for 3.5 years and have 2 technical employees. .DE WHOIS does not show the creation date although DomainTools shows the earliest record at 4 years ago.

• 256MB memory
• 10GB storage
• 200GB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

According to their network page, the servers are with Colo4Dallas in Texas, while their website is in Los Angeles. The test IP however gets around 60%+ packet loss when I tried to ping it — not too sure what’s going on there.

The “company” itself started in 2010 — in fact the domain was only registered last month, with WHOIS protection turned on. While there does not seem to be a way to know who are the people behind the company, I do trace it to an IP address in El Salvador.

• 64MB memory/128MB swap
• 2.5GB storage
• 25GB/month data transfer
• Xen

Servers are in Blue Square Data Centre in Maidenhead, UK. 64MB is capable of basic web hosting, and if you tune it properly it is probably enough for a low traffic WordPress blog. However there are a lot of other applications that do not need lots of memory and bandwidth.

• 512MB memory/512MB swap
• 15GB storage
• 1TB/month data transfer
• Xen PV or Xen HVM/SolusVM

You get to choose between Los Angeles, Dallas or New Jersey.

• 256MB memory/512MB swap
• 25GB storage
• 500GB/month data transfer
• 2 IP addresses
• Xen/SolusVM
• DirectAdmin included

Not too sure about the performance of DirectAdmin on just 256MB. Servers in Duffield VA with OnePartner. Benchmark of their OpenVZ servers has been pretty good from the previous blog post, and it has also been in business for quite a long time.

• 512MB memory/1024MB swap
• 50GB RAD5 + 25GB RAD10 storage
• 500GB/month data transfer
• XenServer
• 1x IPv4 + 1x IPv6

On their home page it says their servers are in New York City metro area. Pretty awesome spec — only if you can order one. I have just tried and it displays it is currently out of stock.

Domain has been registered for a month to a New York based company “Neutrino Networks”. Although their servers are in NY their website is at WebFaction in Houston TX. In the email, Dylan also left a signature that says “Neutrino AB” — which indicates that it might be a Swedish company.

Update: Dylan has sent me the following info

Open letter to anyone that inquired about VPS services:

We kind of had some teething problems with the new XenServer VPSes, most of us are Virtuozzo guys – not really Xen. Had a batch of drives fail, degraded RAID arrays, some issues with controllers and Citrix, and ran into API “issues” when coding our inhouse control panel plus some other stuff.

I am asking Lowendadmin to take off the links/coupon for now, we will be delaying the release of VPS service for a bit until all the kinks are properly worked out.

We will be revamping the entire system (or maybe changing to VMware or Xensource) and opening up a free beta testing period, which probably should
have been done in the first place, to the public in the near future for about two to three months to make sure there are no issues before going production again. Don’t have an ETA right now.

I’m sorry for inconveniencing all that have wanted to order. We have actually only gotten payment from about four people before disabling orders, all of those that paid have been fully refunded plus 15% for their trouble.

Again, apologies for the trouble.

Dyl

Well. All I can suggest to other hosting providers is — do not send me anything if you do not think you want to commit to provide the services advertised.

• 128MB memory/256MB swap
• 5GB storage
• 10TB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

Servers are located in Asheville NC. I think the most notable change is that for all VPS hosting plans they now come with 10 fricking terabytes per month of data transfer. My first server, an old Linux box set up at home connecting to the Internet via 33.6k dial up modem, served average 200MB/month. Okay that’s more than a decade ago, but how have we advanced that a humble low end Xen box comes with 10TB of data.

Overselling?! I heard ya! But like all service based industry overselling should be taken for granted. 128MB is probably good to run a blog or two using 25GB/month, unless you also self-host video or large images. Not too sure what the application will be other than sharing of you-know-what. In fact, doing 10TB/month means 3.86MB/sec (or 30.9Mbps) — I wonder whether hard drives on a VPS host can sustain this kind of read if you are doing lots of file sharing.

Anyway. Here is a question throwing back to the community — what would you do with 10TB/month? Rule is “must be legal” :)

• 256MB memory
• 20GB storage
• 150GB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

The servers are in San Jose and they use HE.net which has good support for IPv6. I guess what’s coming up for them would be either Xen HVM or KVM hosting — both are probably providing the same thing that allows you to run native OS in a VM. Looks like it has pretty good network set up with HE, Savvis and Level3.

• 64MB memory/128MB swap
• 3GB storage
• 300GB/month data transfer
• Xen

QuickWeb seems to have come a long way since last year and have been pulling quite a few good offers. 64MB is more than adequate to run a site like LowEndBox.com which gets around only ~70k page views/month (only average 1.62 pages/minute arghhhh). 1 year prepaid is a bit inconvenient though — not that they might not be around in 12 months time, but your demand might change then.

• 128MB memory
• 5GB storage
• 100GB monthly data transfer
• Xen/DTC

Servers are in Germany. Interestingly it is now using Domain Technologie Control from GPLHost as the control panel for Xen. I’ve used GPLHost once and the control panel was not bad (a long time ago though), but best of all that it is GPL’ed from the beginning. Therefore if you do not find comfortable that your hosting provider is using proprietary software, it’s something that you can give a try.

The distro selection is a bit lacking though — Debian, CentOS or NetBSD.

• 128MB memory/128MB swap
• 7GB storage
• 150GB monthly data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

The servers are in UK. Their domain has only been registered for 6 months. Not much review/info on the web about this company.

• 128MB memory
• 8GB storage
• Unmetered bandwidth (1Gbps pipe on dom0)
• Xen HVM

Domain hides behind WHOIS privacy and has only been registered for 4 months. Nor is there much info about “Dolorem Ipsum, s.r.o”, NQHost’s suppose holding company. Germany servers are with Hetzner.de.

• 256MB memory/512MB swap
• 15GB storage on RAID10
• 1,000GB/month data transfer
• 2 CPU core2
• Xen/SolusVM

Order it on this link. Servers are in Asheville NC. Tom from 2HOSt wrote to me saying that they have just set up 15 new nodes and want to load them up. Here is a promo code to get 75% off 1st month — L0W3ND2H0ST. Sorry the discount is not recurring.

• 128MB memory/256MB swap
• 5GB storage
• 120GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps link
• Xen/SolusVM

Here is the ordering link, which is not available on their website.

• 256MB memory
• 10GB storage
• 250GB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

You can choose either San Jose, CA in US (good for US, Asia and Oceania users), or Falkenstein in Germany (good for European users).

• San Jose ordering link
• Falkenstein ordering link

NordicVPS itself is based in Denmark, whom have been providing virtual servers since 2008. The domain itself is registered in March 2009.

• OpenVZ
  • 128MB guaranteed/384MB burstable memory
  • 20GB storage
  • 100Gb/month data transfer
• Xen
  • 128MB memory/256MB swap
  • 5GB storage
  • 100GB/month data transfer

Servers are in Poland. Both comes with 1 IPv4+IPv6 address and /64 IPv6 on request. The latency is too high from where I am (> 350ms) but it might be good for those in Central Europe.

• 64MB memory
• 2GB storage
• 50GB/month data transfer
• Xen

Servers are in Germany. It is now one of the cheapest VPS package around — probably the cheapest Xen provider around?! I noted that under the list of Linux distributions available, NetBSD was listed. Although it probably shouldn’t qualify as a Linux distro, but now we have a very low cost xBSD provider.

• 128MB memory/256MB swap
• 10GB storage
• 100GB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

Servers are located in Kent Science Park Data Centre in UK. Thanks Ben!

Interestingly their home page slide looks extremely similar to UK2′s VPS.net home page slide, where you can drag and adjust resources before ordering… Except ordering does not really work, and you still have to pick the right plan afterwards.

• 128MB memory
• 10GB storage
• 200GB/month data transfer
• Xen or OpenVZ with SolusVM

Servers are in either UK or US.

• 128MB memory
• 5GB storage
• 50GB/month data transfer
• Xen/SolusVM

Servers are with CPC Technologies in Dallas TX. Some of the high lights are 30 day money back guarantee, optional Ksplice for reboot-less kernel upgrades, instant activation and 24 hour phone support. While the domain is only a bit over a year old, it looks like owned by the design team here with a longer history.