Needs an option for less than 1TB of bandwidth. Some of us just want to crunch data and have no need for such large bandwidth. You even have an option for 1GB disk, so what about adding an option for 100GB bandwidth?
As another commenter has said, cores mean nothing unless they're dedicated to my VM. There needs to be a better metric, but unfortunately it's very difficult to "benchmark" a VPS objectively. Any ideas?
Is that 600GB of HDD or 600GB of SSD, or 600GB of SSD-cached HDD? Those are all very different things, and the little icon to the left of the capacity is neither noticeable nor searchable.
Big countries like Canada and the United States need to be broken down into 3-4 regions for latency-sensitive customers.
Users should be able to choose the currency. Right now you're second-guessing the currency based on my location/Accept-Language/whatever and it doesn't seem to be changeable.
Having a column for the virtualization platform might be useful for some people. Is it OpenVZ, KVM, Xen-PV or Xen-HVM?
As another commenter has said, cores mean nothing unless they're dedicated to my VM. There needs to be a better metric, but unfortunately it's very difficult to "benchmark" a VPS objectively. Any ideas?
Is that 600GB of HDD or 600GB of SSD, or 600GB of SSD-cached HDD? Those are all very different things, and the little icon to the left of the capacity is neither noticeable nor searchable.
Big countries like Canada and the United States need to be broken down into 3-4 regions for latency-sensitive customers.
Users should be able to choose the currency. Right now you're second-guessing the currency based on my location/Accept-Language/whatever and it doesn't seem to be changeable.
Having a column for the virtualization platform might be useful for some people. Is it OpenVZ, KVM, Xen-PV or Xen-HVM?
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