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VPS.NET Turnkey Linux Drupal

Submitted by admin on Sat, 06/20/2009 - 19:22

VPS.NET is a new cloud hosting solution from uk2group. When I found out they offered Drupal via a Turnkey Linux, I thought I had to give it a try.

At VPS.NET you pay for nodes (a bit confusing with Drupal) each one costs £15 or $19, with the price going down the more you buy. A node is 0.4GHz dedicated CPU, 256MB RAM, 10GB storage, and 250GB bandwidth. The nodes can either be hosted in the UK or the US. A VPS (Virtual Private Server) can then be created from 1 to 18 60 nodes, this can be changed at anytime.

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