Co-op co-lo server?
Bill McGonigle
bill at bfccomputing.com
Tue Mar 28 13:32:00 EST 2006
On Mar 28, 2006, at 13:11, Ben Scott wrote:
> Something I could
> host my personal email on, maybe a vanity website, some other website
> ideas I've had, plus a place to SSH to for utility purposes. Sort of
> a $HOME away from home, if you will.
You might also be interested in a VPS instead of running a coop (the
somebody-else-runs-the-coop model)
Lloyd swears by Tummy:
http://www.tummy.com/Hosting/virtual.html
though they're $25 a month for a 50MB of RAM package which might get
tricky under RH/Fedora (how do they do that?)
I'm paying $49 a month for my server but that ISP now charges $99/mo
for the same class machine for new accounts. I'm seeing the same thing
with SSL Certs - I used to get InstantSSL certs for $49 now they're
$99. DynDNS is even charging more than Thawte!
The pendulum certainly seems to be swinging back to the DYI-is-cheaper
side.
-Bill
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