Hetzner expanded cloud US locations, nice!

Hxxx

Found this today on Hetzner website. Announcement below.

5. December 2022

HETZNER CONTINUES ITS GROWTH IN THE US WITH A NEW LOCATION
West Coast - Here we come: Today, we officially launched our second location in the USA for cloud products in Hillsboro, Oregon, just outside of Portland, a location ripe for future expansion. Clients in the region can now benefit from the lower latency, and thus experience even speedier cloud performance. The region surrounding Hillsboro is nicknamed the “Silicon Forest” because so many respected international IT companies call it home.

The strategic location of Hillsboro is very exciting for us. In addition to the first location on the East Coast, this new West Coast location will allow us to provide better connections, including important links to submarine cables located in Hillsboro, which connect North America to Asia. The network connection is currently an impressive 400 Gbit/s to ensure rapid data exchange, and we will gradually improve this connection in the future.

You will now have your choice of five locations in Europe and North America, allowing you to make your cloud data geo-redundant, and thereby make your IT infrastructure more robust.

Just one year ago in Ashburn, Virginia, Hetzner launched its first location outside of Europe.

The new location at Hillsboro will host Hetzner Cloud servers mounted with AMD processors, and naturally, you will have access to all of the Hetzner Cloud features you already know and love, and at prices that are kind to your wallets.

With just a few clicks, you can configure and deploy new cloud instances, access handy features around the clock, mount or remove other resources such as block storage and snapshots, and scale your cloud resources up or down to meet your hourly needs.

GO WEST, CLOUD FANS!

nullroute

Hetzner needs to expand his idiotic terms of network abuse and ddos protection from non-existent to almost existent.

legendary

@nullroute said:
Hetzner needs to expand his idiotic terms of network abuse and ddos protection from non-existent to almost existent.

Salty salty. Tell us your life story.

nullroute

@legendary said:

@nullroute said:
Hetzner needs to expand his idiotic terms of network abuse and ddos protection from non-existent to almost existent.

Salty salty. Tell us your life story.

Be the target of DDoS attacks, have your service suspended for more than 24 hours and even be accused of doing portscan on other servers.
Beg for mercy at support while waiting for an answer during torturous hours. All this on your main server in production.

Hxxx

@nullroute oh man that sounds awful. I feel your pain. I can imagine your sentiment... like "wtf, is not free I'm paying and I'm not doing any of these things and still getting blamed for them".

risharde

Scary review here!