[HN Gopher] Hetzner Cloud - Singapore location available
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       Hetzner Cloud - Singapore location available
        
       Author : dizaime
       Score  : 66 points
       Date   : 2024-08-06 16:28 UTC (6 hours ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (docs.hetzner.cloud)
 (TXT) w3m dump (docs.hetzner.cloud)
        
       | ahofmann wrote:
       | Discussed a few hours ago here:
       | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41168836
        
       | commercialnix wrote:
       | Nice.
        
       | ralferoo wrote:
       | Seems quite pricey to me:
       | 
       | CPX11 - 2 shared vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB, 1TB bandwidth, EUR7.90 +
       | VAT
       | 
       | CCX13 - 2 dedicated vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB, 1TB bandwidth,
       | EUR21.50 + VAT
       | 
       | For comparison with Germany, Finland and US with 20 TB bandwidth:
       | CCX12 is EUR4.35 + VAT, CCX13 is EUR12.49 + VAT
       | 
       | People have been asking for other regions for a long time, but
       | Hetzner is usually extremely good price for the specs but in this
       | case the bandwidth allowance is very low (and EUR7.40+VAT/TB
       | overage) and there are other providers (e.g. greencloud) who can
       | beat this with their standard prices and massively beat this when
       | they run promotions.
        
         | nrki wrote:
         | APAC transit costs :shrug:
        
       | apitman wrote:
       | I maintain a list[0] of tunneling software a la ngrok or
       | Cloudflare Tunnel and open source alternatives. I'm considering
       | entering the commercial market and offering a hosted solution.
       | 
       | These services tend to have very low CPU/RAM requirements, but
       | relatively high network usage. This led me to comparing network
       | usage pricing across VPS providers.
       | 
       | Somewhat ironically, Hetzer's pricing (20TB/mo for a $5 VPS) is
       | so good that it makes me worried to build on them, because I
       | could go from huge margins to losing money overnight if they ever
       | raised them.
       | 
       | [0]: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
        
         | nozzlegear wrote:
         | The other person deleted their comment to you about Hetzner
         | accounts being randomly terminated before I could reply, so
         | I'll send my reply here:
         | 
         | This happened to me when I tried to sign up for Hetzner on a
         | whim in June. I'd heard they have ARM offerings and wanted to
         | try them out, so I got through the account registration process
         | and set up a machine. I'm not exactly sure what I did wrong - I
         | think I was trying to change my primary email address, or maybe
         | set up billing - but I was promptly logged out and my account
         | was deleted. They sent me the following automated email:
         | 
         | > _Dear Joshua Harms_
         | 
         | > _After reviewing your updated customer information, we have
         | decided to deactivate your account because of some concerns we
         | have regarding this information. Therefore, we have cancelled
         | all your existing products and orders with us._
         | 
         | > _Best regards_
         | 
         | > _Your Hetzner Online Team_
         | 
         | Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/rPrZka2
         | 
         | I suspected it was because I was using Apple's Private Relay
         | VPN while creating the account, so I turned that off and signed
         | up again with a different username/email address. No issues
         | with the new account so far, but I continue to hear about other
         | people having their accounts terminated.
         | 
         | I haven't moved anything serious over to Hetzner yet, but to be
         | fair I wasn't intending to unless their ARM CPUs become
         | available on private instances.
        
       | ilrwbwrkhv wrote:
       | Love Hetzner. Can vouch for them. I run a very beefy machine on
       | them and use Pocketbase and that is a multimillion dollar
       | business.
        
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