Agreed, but a word of caution if you're working with single VPSes.
When a VPS has problems don't waste time to open a ticket to their support. They were never able to fix anything on my VPSes the 2 or 3 times I had problems since I started using them in December 2010.
Try to reboot the VPS from the web manager. If that doesn't fix the problem create another VPS immediately and let the original one expire at the end of the period you paid for. I suggest to pay per month and to have an automated installation script. Make backups for the data and make sure they can be transferred to the new VPS.
OVH has other offerings such has cloud and private cloud services. I never used them so the support there could be better.
pmontra|9 years ago
When a VPS has problems don't waste time to open a ticket to their support. They were never able to fix anything on my VPSes the 2 or 3 times I had problems since I started using them in December 2010.
Try to reboot the VPS from the web manager. If that doesn't fix the problem create another VPS immediately and let the original one expire at the end of the period you paid for. I suggest to pay per month and to have an automated installation script. Make backups for the data and make sure they can be transferred to the new VPS.
OVH has other offerings such has cloud and private cloud services. I never used them so the support there could be better.
kuschku|9 years ago