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− | == | + | == Servers == |
− | [ | + | See also [https://www.serverhunter.com ServerHunter.com] a huge list of server offerings filterable by many criteria including bitcoin pricing, hourly charging etc. |
− | == | + | === AltusHost === |
− | + | Our main dedicated server is with [https://altushost.com AltusHost] in the Netherlands, we've never had any problem with them, the IP address range is clean and they accept Bitcoin even if only via Bitpay. | |
− | + | === Linode === | |
+ | [https://linode.com Linode] are a cloud server provider, management of servers is extremely intuitive and you're charged by the minute so you can run server's for extremely short periods to compile things or test procedures. Servers start at $5. | ||
+ | *Bitcoin NOT accepted | ||
− | == | + | === ZappieHost === |
− | [https:// | + | [https://zappiehost.com/ ZappieHost] Servers start very cheap (about $4/mo) and have some interesting data-centre locations such as New Zealand, India and South Africa which is good for VPN options. |
+ | *Bitcoin is accepted via CoinGate. | ||
+ | *No control over rDNS but apparently it is configured properly for mail sending purposes. | ||
+ | *Very old 2.6 kernels, not good for some applications such as Docker | ||
− | == | + | === Hosts we've used in the past === |
− | [https:// | + | *[https://abelohost.com AbeloHost] ''- data centres in Netherlands, good support, their IP range has a very bad reputation though, not good for email servers'' |
+ | *[http://www.codero.com Codero] ''- excellent support, we just left because we didn't want US jurisdiction any more and also they don't accept crypto'' | ||
+ | *[https://webgo24.de WebGo24] ''- very competitive prices, but horrible support, seems a bit of a backyard job'' | ||
+ | *[https://rackspace.com Rackspace] ''- reliable but expensive, their response to Spectre/Meltdown was.... nothing at all'' | ||
+ | *[http://www.esecuredata.com eSecureData] ''- good prices for real servers, but we found them too unreliable with many outages'' | ||
+ | *[http://www.vpslink.com VPSLink] ''- good for virtual servers, but we prefer either real servers or cloud solutions, resource often drops down a lot in peak times'' | ||
+ | *[https://godaddy.com GoDaddy] ''- ok, but too much of a supermarket for us'' | ||
+ | *[https://amazon.com AmazonAWS] ''- reliable and fast, very expensive, but Amazon'' | ||
− | == | + | === Providers that accept crypto to test out === |
− | *[ | + | *[https://www.lunanode.com LunaNode] ''- non-bitpay, pay by the hour'' |
− | *[ | + | *[https://cryptoho.st CryptoHO.ST] ''- accepts LN payments and monero too'' |
+ | *[https://www.worldstream.nl WorldStream] ''- I haven't tested them yet'' | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Domain registrars who accept bitcoin == | ||
+ | *[https://namecheap.com Namecheap] ''- best for US and general TLDs, bitpay, ddns'' | ||
+ | *[https://alpnames.com ALP Names] ''- many TLD's including .nz at good price, bitpay'' | ||
+ | *[https://gandi.net Gandi] ''- best for european domains, includes .nz at ok price, bitpay'' | ||
+ | *[https://easydns.com/ EasyDNS] ''- not bitpay'' | ||
+ | *[https://njal.la/ Njalla] ''- anonymous domain registration taken seriously'' | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
+ | *[[Configure DNS]] | ||
*[[Install a new server]] | *[[Install a new server]] | ||
− | *[ | + | *[[Services]] |
+ | *[https://www.kimsufi.com/uk/ Kimsufi] ''- old dedicated servers given a second life!'' | ||
[[Category:Hardware]] | [[Category:Hardware]] |
Latest revision as of 16:02, 18 January 2020
Contents
Servers
See also ServerHunter.com a huge list of server offerings filterable by many criteria including bitcoin pricing, hourly charging etc.
AltusHost
Our main dedicated server is with AltusHost in the Netherlands, we've never had any problem with them, the IP address range is clean and they accept Bitcoin even if only via Bitpay.
Linode
Linode are a cloud server provider, management of servers is extremely intuitive and you're charged by the minute so you can run server's for extremely short periods to compile things or test procedures. Servers start at $5.
- Bitcoin NOT accepted
ZappieHost
ZappieHost Servers start very cheap (about $4/mo) and have some interesting data-centre locations such as New Zealand, India and South Africa which is good for VPN options.
- Bitcoin is accepted via CoinGate.
- No control over rDNS but apparently it is configured properly for mail sending purposes.
- Very old 2.6 kernels, not good for some applications such as Docker
Hosts we've used in the past
- AbeloHost - data centres in Netherlands, good support, their IP range has a very bad reputation though, not good for email servers
- Codero - excellent support, we just left because we didn't want US jurisdiction any more and also they don't accept crypto
- WebGo24 - very competitive prices, but horrible support, seems a bit of a backyard job
- Rackspace - reliable but expensive, their response to Spectre/Meltdown was.... nothing at all
- eSecureData - good prices for real servers, but we found them too unreliable with many outages
- VPSLink - good for virtual servers, but we prefer either real servers or cloud solutions, resource often drops down a lot in peak times
- GoDaddy - ok, but too much of a supermarket for us
- AmazonAWS - reliable and fast, very expensive, but Amazon
Providers that accept crypto to test out
- LunaNode - non-bitpay, pay by the hour
- CryptoHO.ST - accepts LN payments and monero too
- WorldStream - I haven't tested them yet
Domain registrars who accept bitcoin
- Namecheap - best for US and general TLDs, bitpay, ddns
- ALP Names - many TLD's including .nz at good price, bitpay
- Gandi - best for european domains, includes .nz at ok price, bitpay
- EasyDNS - not bitpay
- Njalla - anonymous domain registration taken seriously
See also
- Configure DNS
- Install a new server
- Services
- Kimsufi - old dedicated servers given a second life!