What is OVH and what are its top alternatives?
Top Alternatives to OVH
Scaleway
European cloud computing company proposing a complete & simple public cloud ecosystem, bare-metal servers & private datacenter infrastructures. ...
Hetzner Online AG
Hetzner Online is a professional web hosting provider and experienced data center operator. Since 1997 the company has provided private and business clients with high-performance hosting products as well as the necessary infrastructure for the efficient operation of websites. ...
Vultr
Strategically located in 16 datacenters around the globe and provides frictionless provisioning of public cloud, storage and single-tenant bare metal. ...
DigitalOcean
We take the complexities out of cloud hosting by offering blazing fast, on-demand SSD cloud servers, straightforward pricing, a simple API, and an easy-to-use control panel. ...
Linode
Get a server running in minutes with your choice of Linux distro, resources, and node location. ...
SoftLayer
SoftLayer dedicated servers give you options from entry-level single processor servers to quad proc, hex-core, and even GPU-powered workhorses. They're all deployed in real time via our portal or API. ...
Rackspace OnMetal
OnMetal servers are single-tenant, bare-metal servers provisioned via the same OpenStack API as our cloud. They can be spun up as quickly as VMs to offer the agility of multi-tenant environments with the performance of single-tenant hardware. OnMetal servers are our own design and are engineered in a highly opinionated way. We’ve made them 100 percent solid-state with external cooling, leading to increased mean time between failures (MTBF). They are also incredibly large, so you’ll need fewer of them. ...
10gbps.io
Dedicated server provider with latest technology hardware solutions and premium data delivery for bandwidth intensive businesses. All servers are fitted with high end components and unshared 10Gbps ports ...
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- Scalable29
- Dedicated25
- Cost effective24
- Bare-metal21
- Open source13
- Arm architecture12
- Simple billing10
- Isolation9
- Security8
- Power5
- Cheap4
- Ubuntu2
- CentOS2
- Good at min money2
- OpenSUSE1
- Arch Linux1
- Alpine Linux1
- OpenVPN1
- Unmetered1
- Terraform integration1
- S3 compatible object storage1
- SSH access1
- Simple UI1
- IPV61
- Local Networking1
- Imagehub1
- Static IP1
- Reserve IP1
- Image Snapshots1
- Debian1
- Gentoo1
- Linux1
- Additional SSD storage in demand1
- Fedora1
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- Quick support5
- Perfect for all needs5
- Ssh & vnc access4
- Great performance / $4
- German Data-Center location3
- Hcloud2
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We use Hetzner Online AG since the inception of our business, because of the great prices, marvelous support and great interface (especially the new cloud interface). Other options that we tested are DigitalOcean (was more expensive than the new hetzner cloud and didn't offer "huge" dedicated servers), @Vultr (about the same issue as with DigitalOcean , although the prices were better), OVH (Prices, old interface, no "tiny" packages and [at least back at the day] only monthly payment) and Living Bots (Only dedicated servers, too expensive for our needs).
Hetzner offered the best spectrum of servers and has great prices and REALLY great prices in the server auctions.
- <a href="https://hostandprotect.com/">secure</a>2
- Affordable2
- Cloud Based2
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For those needing hosting on Windows or Windows Server too (and avoiding licensing hurdles), both Vultr and Amazon LightSail offer compelling choices, depending on how much compute power you need. Don't underestimate Amazon LightSail, especially for smaller or starting projects, but Vultr also offers an incremental $16 Windows option on top of their standard compute offerings.
DigitalOcean
- Great value for money557
- Simple dashboard363
- Good pricing355
- Ssds300
- Nice ui248
- Easy configuration192
- Great documentation155
- Ssh access137
- Great community134
- Ubuntu26
- IPv6 support12
- Docker12
- Private networking10
- Great tutorials7
- Simple API7
- 99.99% uptime SLA7
- 55 Second Provisioning6
- One Click Applications5
- Node.js4
- CoreOS4
- LAMP4
- Dokku4
- Debian4
- Ghost3
- 1Gb/sec Servers3
- Simple Control Panel3
- LEMP3
- Word Press3
- Runs CoreOS2
- Mean2
- Speed2
- GitLab2
- Django2
- Quick and no nonsense service2
- Good Tutorials2
- Ruby on Rails2
- Hex Core machines with dedicated ECC Ram and RAID SSD s2
- Spaces1
- My go to server provider1
- Ease and simplicity1
- Nice1
- Find it superfitting with my requirements (SSD, ssh.1
- Easy Setup1
- Transfer Globally1
- Drupal1
- FreeBSD Amp1
- Amazing Hardware1
- Magento1
- KVM Virtualization1
- ownCloud1
- RedMine1
- CentOS1
- Fedora1
- FreeBSD1
- Cheap1
- Static IP1
- It's the easiest to get started for small projects1
- Automatic Backup1
- Great support1
- Quick and easy to set up1
- Servers on demand - literally1
- Reliability1
- Variety of services0
- Managed Kubernetes0
- Pricing2
- No live support chat2
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- Extremely reliable100
- Good value70
- Easy to configure59
- Great customer support58
- Great documentation35
- Servers across the world24
- Managed/hosted DNS service18
- Simple ui14
- Network and CPU usage graphs11
- IPv6 support7
- Multiple IP address support5
- Ssh access3
- Good price, good cusomter sevice2
- IP address fail over support2
- SSH root access2
- Latest kernels1
- It runs apps with speed1
- Cheapest1
- Ssds1
- Great performance compared to EC2 or DO1
- No "floating IP" support2
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SoftLayer
- Dedicated hardware24
- Great support17
- Good pricing12
- Many upgrades8
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