Hetzner Cloud Expands to Singapore
Hetzner Cloud has launched services in Singapore, enhancing connectivity to Asia. Users can configure flexible cloud servers starting at €7.90 per month, with options for geo-redundant setups across locations.
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Hetzner Cloud has expanded its services to Singapore, providing users in the region with access to its cloud offerings. This new location is strategically positioned to enhance connectivity to key markets such as China, India, and Japan, leveraging Singapore's advanced network infrastructure and international submarine cables to improve data transfer speeds. Customers can now configure their cloud servers flexibly, utilizing features like Volumes for additional SSD storage and Load Balancers for scaling applications. The Singapore site offers both shared and dedicated vCPU cloud servers, including the Shared vCPU Cloud Server CPX11 starting at €7.90 per month and the Dedicated vCPU Cloud Server CCX13 at €21.50 per month. This expansion allows for custom geo-redundant cloud setups between Hetzner's locations in Europe, North America, and Asia, enhancing the robustness and performance of cloud-based systems. Hetzner emphasizes the reliability and safety of data hosted on its servers, encouraging users to take advantage of its award-winning cloud services in Asia.
- Hetzner Cloud has launched services in Singapore.
- The new location improves connectivity to major Asian markets.
- Users can configure cloud servers with various features for flexibility.
- Pricing for cloud services starts at €7.90 per month.
- Custom geo-redundant setups are available between global locations.
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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.
CPX11 - 2 shared vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB, 1TB bandwidth, €7.90 + VAT
CCX13 - 2 dedicated vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB, 1TB bandwidth, €21.50 + VAT
For comparison with Germany, Finland and US with 20 TB bandwidth: CCX12 is €4.35 + VAT, CCX13 is €12.49 + 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 €7.40+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.
I get the consistency but by now that's 2 (almost 3) generations old. Would rather have a new start. The 7002 is due for an upgrade. At some point it's no longer a price advantage when the hard is so behind.
I love the seamless experience.
- Take a snapshot from US's box.
- Restore US snapshot to new Singapore box.
- Wait about 15min and it's done.
The prices are still nice, compared to Digital Ocean, Vultr, or Linode.
This would be on my Wishlist super high up and it would instantly solve a big issue in routing with a robust solution.
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