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[Common Question] Is there any good resources for finding good server providers?
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Brown bear posted this in #questions
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Brown bearOP
I know, as someone who has lurked in the subreddit for a while that this is a very common question.
However, a lot of the comments I see is just opinions and I am worried about botted comments from service providers paying to get their name out.
Has anyone collected information regarding what are the best price-to-performance service providers and compared them? I am looking to host a modded server for a discord community of 1k+, limiting it about 15-25 people (with a que) and I am having a hard time finding concrete data on a lot of this stuff and would love the help if the resource already exists.
Looking for hosting with good single-core performance and 6-10gb of ram.
However, a lot of the comments I see is just opinions and I am worried about botted comments from service providers paying to get their name out.
Has anyone collected information regarding what are the best price-to-performance service providers and compared them? I am looking to host a modded server for a discord community of 1k+, limiting it about 15-25 people (with a que) and I am having a hard time finding concrete data on a lot of this stuff and would love the help if the resource already exists.
Looking for hosting with good single-core performance and 6-10gb of ram.
Most of these sellers are verified and they provide good services
Brown bearOP
I would assume that's not a large collection of them given the fact I only see about ten posts, I was hoping maybe someone maybe had more foresight then I did and made a google/excel sheet with data
I have checked a few out though and they look promising!
You should look at lagless.gg, Lilypad and Pebble
So far those are the ones I heard a lot of good things about
But of course there are a lot of people who have far more knowledge than me
Brown bearOP
Yeah, I took a look at lagless/lilypad and those caught my interest
Thanks for the direction though!
@Brown bear Thanks for the direction though!
Lionhead
You can also look around in buyers chat and ask people for recommendations
@Brown bear I would assume that's not a large collection of them given the fact I only see about ten posts, I was hoping maybe someone maybe had more foresight then I did and made a google/excel sheet with data
Smooth Fox Terrier
note that not having large collection is usually a good thing since the providers there are generally reputable and verified
-# note: i am a operations engineer on a hosting company listed there
-# note: i am a operations engineer on a hosting company listed there
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