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I would like to rent a remote Arch Linux box / shared server on which I can install programs, running scripts (my auto blogger Ruby scripts), and (nearly) always online. Preferably cheap one.
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Zhx, which one is good for beginners?
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I know absolutely nothing about VPS.
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Linode are one of the best VPS providers out there in my experience, and excellent prices too. Digital Ocean are also quite good.
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I'd also recommend Linode.
xfce | compiz | gmrun | urxvt | chromium | geany | aqualung | vlc | geeqie
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I was just about to recommend Linode too. They're based a half hour away from me and I interviewed with them, sadly I didn't get it because I had no prior Linux jobs. Their infrastructure is awesome though and it only takes about 5 minutes to deploy a bootable Arch install. I told that that running things on their server in North Jersey was faster than doing things on my own Arch box, which I thought was amazing.
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Virpus is the cheapest I have seen. Plus they are having a 50% off promotion right now (today is the last day of the promotion). I just bought my 2core/1024M ram plan for $48/year. Just search twitter for the Virpus promotion code.
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Virpus is the cheapest, but their reputation is kind of bad. (according to complaints online)
I recently bought KVM based vps (KVM Micro) from edis.at. Installation of Arch Linux was kind of pain (not enough memory, so I had to create some swap), but other than that, it runs like a charm. Their customer support is also good, here I feel like I get more than I pay for
Hmmm, or buy Raspberry Pi, put Arch Linux there and send it to EDIS to Austria
(http://www.edis.at/en/server/colocation/austria/)
English isn't my first language.
Is Arch Linux user called archer? Where are our bows and arrows?
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Hmmm, or buy Raspberry Pi, put Arch Linux there and send it to EDIS to Austria
(http://www.edis.at/en/server/colocation/austria/)
That is an interesting business plan on EDIS' behalf.
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