What are you using your VPS for?

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Just out of curiosity (and a little bit as a marketing survey) what are you using your VPS's for?

What is the primary use of our VPS's?
  1. What is the primary use of our VPS's?46 votes
    1. Personal use/blog
      13.04%
    2. Secondary/redundancy (DNS, mx or whatever)
        2.17%
    3. VPN
      13.04%
    4. Webhosting
      26.09%
    5. Gaming related (forum, discord, whatever)
        6.52%
    6. Storage/backup
        8.70%
    7. Service provider/hosted applications
      10.87%
    8. Terminal server (RDP, SSH)
        0.00%
    9. Reseller
        0.00%
    10. Other, feel free to specify what in the comments
      19.57%

Comments

  • cybertechcybertech OGBenchmark King

    Benching everyday.

    Thanked by (2)ehab Anon

    I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.

  • foxonefoxone OG

    Crawling websites and archiving stuff

  • kuroneko23kuroneko23 OG

    Minecraft server, VPN, gradle

    OnePoundEmail (aff link)

  • havochavoc OG
    edited April 2020

    Other - experimentation/learning. Easier to nuke a server than stuff on home network.

  • verjinverjin OG

    Idling is missing from given options. It should be there :sunglasses:

    Thanked by (2)FlamingSpaceJunk yoursunny

    ⚆ ͜ʖ ͡⚆ Thanked by (1281): verjin

  • rcy026rcy026

    @verjin said:
    Idling is missing from given options. It should be there :sunglasses:

    True. I forgot idling, and "just collecting vps's". :smile:

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  • comicomi OG
    1. experiments
    2. proxys
    3. DMZ storage
    4. demonstrating products - so I can get paid before deploying to client's servers.
  • FlamingSpaceJunkFlamingSpaceJunk OG

    Idling

  • WSSWSS Retired

    Mostly DNS and backup services for my primary dedi. I don't like running everything in one place. I've done that, but I would not suggest doing so.

    My pronouns are asshole/asshole/asshole. I will give you the same courtesy.

  • AnonAnon
    edited April 2020

    Is it real to use all of this on just one VPS? Rocket chat, nextcloud (443 port https), nginx redirect to another site when put the IP of your VPS on the browser (80 port) and wordpress on https:// (443) ??? If yes, tell me how please.

  • williewillie OG
    edited April 2020

    1 general beataround vps with personal and dev stuff and a small personal website, 1 vpn/znc, several storage vps, 1 shared hosting for static files, 2 dedis for storage/computation, several idlers.

  • elliotcelliotc OG

    @Anon said:
    Is it real to use all of this on just one VPS? Rocket chat, nextcloud (443 port https), nginx redirect to another site when put the IP of your VPS on the browser (80 port) and wordpress on https:// (443) ??? If yes, tell me how please.

    Docker and reverse proxy

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  • InceptionHostingInceptionHosting Hosting ProviderOG

    I like to experiment with lesser known OS's to see if I can get them running on a KVM VPS.

    https://inceptionhosting.com
    Please do not use the PM system here for Inception Hosting support issues.

  • FAT32FAT32 OG

    I still idle 80% of them, because why not

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    "Humanity is f*cked up" - Jay

  • elliotcelliotc OG

    I wasted 3hours for this question but still unable to answer. I am really bad at philosophy.

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  • comicomi OG

    @Anon said:
    Is it real to use all of this on just one VPS? Rocket chat, nextcloud (443 port https), nginx redirect to another site when put the IP of your VPS on the browser (80 port) and wordpress on https:// (443) ??? If yes, tell me how please.

    yep,
    everything that wants different ports is just fine - just install and let through firewall
    everything that wants 80/443 is traditionally solved by "virtual hosts" - every major webserver software like nginx supports them
    or you can

    @elliotc said: Docker and reverse proxy

    whether it's a good idea to have all eggs in one basket, no, not so much

    @WSS said: I don't like running everything in one place. I've done that, but I would not suggest doing so.

  • elliotcelliotc OG

    @comi said:

    @Anon said:
    Is it real to use all of this on just one VPS? Rocket chat, nextcloud (443 port https), nginx redirect to another site when put the IP of your VPS on the browser (80 port) and wordpress on https:// (443) ??? If yes, tell me how please.

    yep,
    everything that wants different ports is just fine - just install and let through firewall
    everything that wants 80/443 is traditionally solved by "virtual hosts" - every major webserver software like nginx supports them
    or you can

    @elliotc said: Docker and reverse proxy

    whether it's a good idea to have all eggs in one basket, no, not so much

    @WSS said: I don't like running everything in one place. I've done that, but I would not suggest doing so.

    I recently had a small data loss, lost some sorted old photos and videos. Luckily I still have the original unsorted backup.
    I finally decided to just zip then all and throw it on the corner on my local HDD and google drive.

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  • dedotatedwamdedotatedwam

    @AnthonySmith said:
    I like to experiment with lesser known OS's to see if I can get them running on a KVM VPS.

    Did you get Red Star OS working?

  • InceptionHostingInceptionHosting Hosting ProviderOG

    @dedotatedwam said:

    @AnthonySmith said:
    I like to experiment with lesser known OS's to see if I can get them running on a KVM VPS.

    Did you get Red Star OS working?

    LOL holds no interest for me.

    https://inceptionhosting.com
    Please do not use the PM system here for Inception Hosting support issues.

  • mikhomikho AdministratorHosting ProviderOG

    All of the above :)

    https://clients.mrvm.net

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