@mwl I heavily considered the pros and cons of running...

Michael W Lucas¹ :flan_mail:'s posts Post Back to profile

@mwl I heavily considered the pros and cons of running a Vultr cloud VM, from an entirely bespoke image managed with Ansible, versus a dedicated albeit pre-fab OpenBSD VM from @OpenBSDAms. The costs were about the same and, ultimately, I decided to try OpenBSDAMS for a bit.

Best $70-ish bucks I spent that year. Hands down.

Like 27 March at 21:19 | Wall-to-wall | Open on bsd.network

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OpenBSD Amsterdam

@xenotrope we are very happy to have you.

@mwl

27 March at 21:20 | Open on bsd.network

Michael W Lucas¹ :flan_mail:

@OpenBSDAms @xenotrope

Sadly, I install random OS with random options, over and over again... you're more a production provider.

27 March at 21:28 | Open on io.mwl.io

OpenBSD Amsterdam

@mwl we also have hardware available :)

@xenotrope

27 March at 21:56 | Open on bsd.network

eviloatmeal

@OpenBSDAms @mwl @xenotrope How much is the hardware? The resources on your front page listed at $67 / year would be more than enough for me, but I don't have anyone who can work with OpenBSD, unfortunately.

28 March at 1:14 | Open on ak.angelstrapped.com

Adam Thompson

@mwl Not to bash @OpenBSDAms at all, they seem quite good, but what about running Proxmox or ESXi on bare metal at <pick your <60msec-latency provider> ? Can confirm OpenBSD and FreeBSD are both content as guests nowadays.

There used to be a VPS provider in California that supported OpenBSD, can't remember their name right now.

@xenotrope