Which VPS is better to follow?

[superjohn]

please tell

 

[joshua87]

You'll have the most success with VPS or any other hosting services by gathering your own independent research opposed to following the advice of strangers. This is especially true with more broad hosting questions.

With precise requests and thorough details provided, however, feedback on forums can be highly useful. Typically, the quality of feedback is directly correlated with the quality of question.

 

[Reptilia Hosting]

What is it you want to know?

 

[Joshe9]

Do you want OpenVZ or KVM VPS? Can you give more specific details or information what monthly fee seems reasonable to you?

 

[ExpertWebHost]

Depends on your purpose of use. If you are just experiementing/learning, try a cheap openvz vps. For production, better to go for a kvm.

 

[Sean9568]

Before choosing a VPS hosting provider, consider the following points:
- Check the reliability of the company
- Estimate the resources required for your site
- Compare user interfaces
- Check company's customer support

 

[jacobwallace]

Can you give some more details what you want about VPS?
Requirement, type of use etc.

 

[sslstoreindia]

Hostsailor.com and libertyvps.net provide vps aacount

 

[twist]

Depends:
- on location
- kind of web application you are going to host there
- budget
In case you are looking for SSD based solutions for example that is worth to check kvchosting.net.

 

[zoomzoom]

Vultr is a reliable and affordable web host, I host my blog on it for a quite while, there is nothing bad happened. Besides Vultr, DigitalOcean and Linode are good options as well.

 

[Gregory Jones]

I have found knowhost to be very good for VPS

 

[crabby12]

I use Better net and pretty satisfied with it