Managed VPS hosting. Who's the best?

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
 

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
I'm a firm believer in the fact that there is no one host that is "The Best". You simply need to fine the one that is the best for you.

- Decide what resources and features you need.
- Find hosts that offer this for within your budget.
- Check for reviews on the companies on your list.
- Talk to the hosts. See what they have to say and how friendly/helpful they are.

If you really want to test a host, sign up for their cheapest package. Play around with it, test it out, mess it up. Then submit some tickets (different times of day) and see how fast they respond and how helpful they are.

First hand experience is the only way to know for sure.

Good luck in. Your search! Let us know if you have any other questions.
 

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RDO Servers gave you the best advice you'll ever get.

When you start asking questions like, "Who is the best?," the answers are going to be highly subjective.
 

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
I heard of these hosting companies and hosted my blogs at one of them. No one is the best, the best for you is which you need to serve for your websites run best. Each hosting company has their advantages and you have to choose depends on your requirements.
 

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
Determine what your needs are to narrow down your list. For example do you need a control panel such as cpanel? Do you need it fully managed? How much is your budget? Once you figure it out you can narrow down your provider list and then it really comes down to a providers reputation, support response times (if this is important to you), company transparency (you don't want a kiddie host), etc. Good luck!
 

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A lot of the providers you listed are non-managed, I suppose you have some knowledge of running a VPS then? If yes, I guess Linode and DigitalOcean will give you the best bang for buck, and yet still getting quality servers and support.
 

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Generally speaking, and if we are still referencing "Managed" VPS, Rackspace cloud servers would probably offer the best performance.
 

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Intelligent Servers (previously Elixant Technology) is/was a certified partner of RackSpace, in fact we initially intended to build our company on their infrastructure.... Their Cloud Servers are unmanaged & whether you choose to believe so or not, don't quite offer the best or even optimal performance (in our opinion). Then again it has been a year since we moved away from their infrastructure, unfortunately their price points are extremely high for what you get and other limitations such as addressing (IP) deterred us from continuing our relationship with them.

Remember, bigger isn't always better. For some however, RackSpace might be a great option... However, keep in mind said person would need access to a large amount of funding to utilize their services as most need.
 

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- Decide what resources and features you need.
- Find hosts that offer this for within your budget.
- Check for reviews on the companies on your list.
- Talk to the hosts. See what they have to say and how friendly/helpful they are.

If you really want to test a host, sign up for their cheapest package. Play around with it, test it out, mess it up. Then submit some tickets (different times of day) and see how fast they respond and how helpful they are.
I agree with your points but not quite true if sign up for their cheapest package to find a good hosting, because they could provide lower quality service with cheaper hosting packages which we will not know exactly about premium packages.

Determine what your needs are to narrow down your list. For example do you need a control panel such as cpanel? Do you need it fully managed? How much is your budget? Once you figure it out you can narrow down your provider list and then it really comes down to a providers reputation, support response times (if this is important to you), company transparency (you don't want a kiddie host), etc. Good luck!
My budget is always around $20 to $40 for a hosting package but I don't agree with you about cpanel and fully managed, because they have already fixed price for each hosting.

A lot of the providers you listed are non-managed, I suppose you have some knowledge of running a VPS then? If yes, I guess Linode and DigitalOcean will give you the best bang for buck, and yet still getting quality servers and support.
As I said, I tried DigitalOcean and not impressed with their control panel and their loading speed. Maybe I tried a cheap package ($10) so that I could not get better service?

Generally speaking, and if we are still referencing "Managed" VPS, Rackspace cloud servers would probably offer the best performance.
Why are Rackspace cloud servers? I have not used this package yet.
 

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
I suppose "best" is up to the tricks of choosing hosting company.I have losts of trick.if you are interested in them,you can contact me.
 

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I have ever used digitalocean, rackspace, vultr, ramnode, linode and knew a few others from this forum such as clickcloudit, versio, m3server, rdo servers...but who is the best? who offers the most value and the best service overall? Thanks!
I tried Ramnode, Clickcloudit and Digtalocean but not ever used Rackspace, Vultr and Linode

I heard some good feedback about Vultr but its price is not competitive so I would go with other VPS hosting provider with cheaper price.
 

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https://forumweb.hosting/13131-benchmark-top-hosting-providers-vps.html

I have made a benchmark of most of them, and they all provide at least a LAMP stack, or a control panel in one click install.
But for me it's not managed vps hosting because there is a interface to manage your vps. There should be a sysadmin with a managed vps. And the only one I know which do that is Rackspace, but the price is not the same..
 

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I would say a vps with ddos protection and good specs are the best hostings, and I don't have one in mind.

Also, if it is linux and has what I said would make a best host, they would be the best host.
PM me if you find any :p
 

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Nowadays, you will find Managed VPS service with almost every host. 'Best' is just an adjective in Hosting Industry. I can buy 100 Good reviews and be the best or I can spend 24 hours troubleshooting a client's issue and be the best.

My advice will be, look for the config, average sales / support time, Guaranteed uptime, test files etc, before signing up!
 

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As everyone else said in that, there is no "best host", only the "best host for you". They all have their pros and cons, and so you need to contact each of the hosts you're interested in and ask them questions and decide who you like the best going by the answers they provided to you.
 

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It depends on your requirements and what service your provider will provide you. It is hard to say who is the best managed VPS hosting, I would suggest to have it a look on this forum section
https://forumweb.hosting/131-vps-hosting-offers

Hope that helps!
I will check it out, thanks mate!

My advice will be, look for the config, average sales / support time, Guaranteed uptime, test files etc, before signing up!
I will keep this advice when choosing a hosting plan, just a factor, how to check average sales from a hosting company, they never reveal this.
 
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