[***Niko***]

Hello there,
I have some questions,i searched forums but i want to ask on my own..

I have hosted server at one host company i paying 7$ for 28 slots...
I got some suggestions to move my server to some VPS or I don't know what so for about 7-10$ i can
get decent performance and more slots for that money,
So i want to ask what is best way for one sa-mp server for ammount of money of 7-10$ per mounth.

Regards,
Niko

[Danny]

It al depends on this single question: do you know how to manage a VPS?

[***Niko***]

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Originally Posted by Danny. It al depends on this single question: do you know how to manage a VPS?

Nope,thats way i asked whats good and what are good sides and bad sides i can learn menage whatever i just need somone to point me in right way...

[kaisersouse]

You won't find a dedicated (a true one, anyways) for $10/mo

VPS will require you to know some server administration skills to manage it

If you just want to run a server and not worry about disk space and resources and ANY other problems that have nothing to do with your script...go with a hosting plan.

This is the official list of SAMP hosts: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=189169

There are other hosts out there, you'll have to ****** it. No host is the same...some are cheaper than others some are more expensive. Some offer more, some offer less. In the end the decision is all yours.

[linuxthefish]

VPS to start out with, you can always upgrade or move to a dedi later

[***Niko***]

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Originally Posted by linuxthefish VPS to start out with, you can always upgrade or move to a dedi later

Could you explane me more about vps?
What are opportunities etc

[int3s0]

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Originally Posted by ***Niko*** Could you explane me more about vps? What are opportunities etc

Here is an article in SA-MP Wiki on how to set up and manage your SA-MP server on linux VPS/dedicated:
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Linux_Server

[***Niko***]

Thanks,I will read all.
Hvala

[carz0159]

Wow that's expensive! Look for a list, you can find alot of hosts for .10 USD / slot

[DaRealShazz]

The whole point of a host is for them to provide you with a point and click panel for your server.
If you have no intentions of learning how to manage a VPS, then stay with your hosting plan.
However, if you are willing to put in time and dedication to learn at least some basics of how to manage a server then go for it because the best way to learn it is by actually doing it.
Obviously, having a VPS does give you more possibilities, it will be be cheaper and you can run other servers (Teamspeak, Webserver, etc.) on it.