KVM in EU
Memory: 1GB - 2GB
Disk: 10GB (or more) NVMe/SSD
IPv4 + IPv6 (/64 or /112 with RDNS support via panel)
Location: NL/FR
Budget: <€3/mth
Anyone know of any deals currently? Or is this only possible next week? 
Memory: 1GB - 2GB
Disk: 10GB (or more) NVMe/SSD
IPv4 + IPv6 (/64 or /112 with RDNS support via panel)
Location: NL/FR
Budget: <€3/mth
Anyone know of any deals currently? Or is this only possible next week?
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Scaleway has this. But yeah ?
https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing
Maybe ExtraVM, but they seem to be OOS.
IIRC, they don't have RDNS for IPv6, unless things has changed?
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I hope that you don't need a fully routable /112, because that's going to be nearly impossible, specially if you want a reliable provider.
In Germany you would have some more options from the usual cheap providers.
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Scaleway does afaik, I’m not sure about ExtraVM as I don’t currently have a machine there.
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Pardon my question but why is rDNS important, is it for mail use?
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Too expensive plans.
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True, saw your name mentioned, figured if you had any insight on Rdns
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They (Scaleway) do provide /64 IPv6 blocks but rDNS for IPv6 is not supported
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Looking for cost-effective Managed/Anycast/DDoS-Protected/Geo DNS Services? Try ClouDNS (aff).
First-Root's KVM Power Edition Start has everything you want but is just above your budget: 3.6E/mo (VAT excl.) on a 12-month contract. https://www.first-root.com/server/vps/kvm-power-edition/#fndtn-panel-start
No NVMe though. Or is 'regular' SSD also an option, @thedp?
LOL, Online.net did this (in the past) so I leaped to the wrong conclusion.
Regular SSD is fine too.
I know something will come up from Netcup so might just keep an eye on that
Edit: If choices are limited, I will definitely consider UK and DE, and I know who to go for in the UK
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for ipv6 rdns via control panel also might consider a BuyVM slice in LU (1 GB for 0$3.50/m almost within budget)
I think @freerangecloud also supports ipv6 rdns via control panel - they have a new node in Norway, and might have a deal in your price range if you check with them
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If you're fine with paying yearly I can do one of our Egg plans for $30 (shoot me a DM for discount code). Norway or Netherlands locations: https://freerangecloud.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=111
We do have IPv6 rDNS support - it's a little clunky as you have to add records one at a time. We can also delegate IPv6 rDNS to your own nameservers
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if you consider DE or FI, cloud.hetzner.com got what you want.
Not 100% sure its ssd though.
I suggest you keep an eye on Netcup (yes DE, but you mentioned you're open to DE too). If you can snag one of their VPS deals (billed annually at roughly €20/year which works out to <€2/month), you'll have everything you need plus a very generous (unusable?) 40TB of traffic a month. They're remarkably stable for the typical VPS use case.
They were part of the Advent calendar for the Dec 2nd but I think they may make yet another appearance.
See: https://www.netcup.de/adventskalender/