SSD NodesReviews of ssdnodes.com

The server goes down many times. When you raise a ticket they reply after one hour and so saying its working at their end.

Fantastic service at an incredible price! The support team is great, the bang for buck is unrivaled, and overall it's just a phenomenal service!

SSD Nodes, since the beginning of our partnership together around 10 years ago, has gone above and beyond to provide me with the services and support, however few times it was needed, in a friendly, professional, and timely manner. Unfortunately our partnership has come to an end through no fault of SSD Nodes or the staff and support crew there-of. I wish the best to team.

I’m dealing with a frustrating situation. Their server broke down, and for three/four days, they misled me about the status. We attempted to repair the disks; although they were fixed initially, the failure occurred again. Now we're in the process of replacing the RAID card. To make matters worse, I received an email stating that the server is completely damaged, and as a result, all my data, IP, and settings are lost. They offered to set up a new server, but this feels like a complete scam. I waited nearly four days, hoping they would restore my services, but they didn't respond for almost two days, only saying they were "working on it." I had multiple websites and Nextcloud instances hosted there. Without my permission they started a new VM and now they act like nothing happend, and they offer me 1 years of free service as compensation.

the worst service I've experienced in the last four decades! they do run shared VPS on a single HW-server, without any hot-standby, failover or even a backup of your data - other then the SSDs on the HW they run it on. if that fails like it happened this week - goodbye VPS, goodbye data. they lost my vps including all data.

They had a serious issue with their Amsterdam Data Center. For three days, my VPS instance was down. They didn't able to restore anything. Finally the explanation was that the backups were stored in the same location—so they couldn’t restore anything. As you can imagine, this caused major problems with my clients. They recreate for me a new VPS but without any data.

One of the worst services of "VPS" you can find (for the VPS they mean, shared resource not a real, virtual private Server). They Lost all my data and my snapshot cause they used to backup the data inside the same Server where they stored VM's. Cause: RAID crashed (one or more drives died), then After 24 hours the server Is started again, for One hour, than crashed again and this time, After 36 hours, they said, the raid card Is crashed too, so now they said they Lost all my data inside. If you have a Littlebit of knowledge in IT, you know, After a raid card crash, all the data can be reconstructed. If was a raid card crashed. They cannot give you your data, if Is hosted on their Server, and i mean when they Server work, cause you have "Snapshot, on their Page, so you can restore your vm with a single button. But if the Server crash phisically, you Lost everything, cause your Snapshot for ssdnodes, mean, " pray to be lucky", cause we have "backup/Snapshot" in the same disk and same Server where VM are stored. But you can be safe for them, cause they have "disk raid". Now they offer to me, to move on another server without any of my data, for free and i has ti Say Thank you for your gift? Avoid relying on those with near-0 technical expertise like this company, rather buy an x86 mini PC or Raspberry, on single disk. Anyway, at least if your Raspberry crashes, you can have and create a copy locally before that happens and you have control of your data, which was not possible with them. (I'm talking about the whole virtual machine so you can migrate it, not just the data, which you can take out with an rsync.) So this Is my experience with this "hosting company, called ssdnodes".

They do what they say. Extremely cost-effective with great support. If you know how to look after Linux servers they are an ideal solution for a wide range of use cases. Even if you don't, their templates and walkthroughs make sense, and with the firewall service expected soon they make even more sense. If you need a cloud server check them out.