High-end VPS for video streaming?

[Chersont]

I'm after high-performance VPS hosting for video streaming.
Must include unmetered bandwidth, KVM virtualization, and strong CPU power.
Can I rely on Rightservers.com vps? Has anyone tested good providers for this use case?

[EmilyC]

I like that HostPro includes remote backups as part of the VPS setup [nofollow]. Having daily copies stored separately from the server itself is a useful safety net if something goes wrong with the VPS.

[RichardJohnson]

VPS accounts from inet.ws are worthwhile.
They are polite, fast, professional and offer unbeatable prices!

[Aelita]

The technical configuration is what makes HostPro interesting to me: KVM virtualization, NVMe storage and daily remote backups. Having all three is a good combination for a production VPS where performance and recoverability both matter.

[Herstin]

Can also point out that quality and helpful customer support ties in closely with reliability and is something that should never be overlooked.
The price is right for us, Rightservers.com vps is dependable, and the customer relationship is responsible, eager to participate in resolving the problem and prompt.

[swirl]

VPS deals from inet.ws and operavps.com are worthwhile.
The services here are inexpensive and of a high quality. These companies maintain a high level of service and their technical support are real professionals.
 

[FireVM]

The comparison is very good way to know what is better and make a notion of the market.

[Nickindred]

With all Rightservers.com features, you can easily create a website – whether it would be a personal or family website with lots of pictures, a website for your business, an online community website, or even an online store where you can display and sell products to your website visitors. Their vps hosting's focus on performance tuning and stability continues to earn my respect and appreciation.

[LuxHost]

For streaming, the port speed and the CPU matter more than the RAM number. Check that the traffic is really unmetered on the plan you pick (some hosts slow you down after a threshold, so ask for the exact wording), and test the route from the VPS to your audience before committing. A few days of trial traffic or a quick iperf run will tell you more than any spec sheet. If you transcode on the server, count cores first and RAM second.

Full disclosure, I'm with LuxHost. Our VPS run on AMD Ryzen 9 9950X with NVMe and a port up to 10 Gbps, locations are Germany, Poland and Finland. If you tell me the bitrate and roughly how many viewers at once, I'll say honestly whether one of our plans fits.