UK VPS

Linode is a very famous VPS hosting provider in the United States. It was established in 2003 and provides VPS hosting. It has been focusing on providing servers running Linux for more than ten years. In the early years, Linode VPS was sold at a very high price. Similar monthly VPS product Linode sold for US$20, but many people still like it because Linode is stable. Linode changed its virtualization technology from Xen to KVM in June 2015, and the price has continued to drop since then, until the current price of 1GB of memory and 1TB of traffic is only $5.

DigitalOcean is a VPS hosting provider in the United States that was once mentioned as often as Linode. The main reason may be that DigitalOcean provides VPS hosts with the same configuration but at very cheap prices. Back then, Linode’s cheapest VPS sold for $20. Now Linode only sells for $5 and has 1GB of memory, while DigitalOcean still maintains the price of $5. Original price. DigitalOcean's currently cheapest VPS host has 512MB memory, 20GB SSD hard drive and 1TB monthly traffic. Friends who have used Linode VPS and Vultr VPS know that this price is definitely not cost-effective.

I didn’t have much expectations for free VPS hosting. After all, I have used free VPS such as Amazon, GCP, and Microsoft Azure before. In addition to the troublesome application process, the most important thing is that it also requires credit card verification. The AWS account I used before was charged because of the credit card. The account was suspended due to non-payment. However, a friend recently left a message saying that there are two free VPSs that are worth using.