IPv4 has run out. Here's how we make sure no address goes to waste
IPv4 addresses are exhausted and only getting more expensive. How we fight waste: a /32 per VPS instead of a subnet, IPv6-only servers and no sleeping ranges.
Blog
Artikel über VPS
Game VPS vs. regular VPS: why clock speed beats core count
A game VPS is not a marketing term. Why single-core performance, NVMe storage and DDoS protection matter more for game servers than core count — and when a regu...
Under the hood: the EVPN-VXLAN network behind your server
The network behind PlanetNode is an EVPN-VXLAN fabric over our own dark fiber. What that is, and what it gets you: a VPS with an IX port, or one LAN across Amst...
VPS hosting. What really defines quality?
A VPS may look like a simple set of resources on paper. In practice, real quality is defined by platform design, predictable performance, no oversubscription, a...
Waarom je huidige hosting je project vertraagt (En 3x sneller kan)
Je kent het wel. Je hebt uren, misschien wel dagen, besteed aan het bouwen van je droomproject. Je website is strak, je game server is perfect geconfigureerd, o...