hetzner

If the domain is bitbin.de and the mail server is hosted on the same server, it's probably Hetzner being scorched-earth for deliverability, just like any other major hosting provider will be.

You could probably have it up on Hetzner or OVH in a couple hours.

A new or low-volume IP on Hetzner is going to have a harder time overcoming the initial suspicion Gmail saddles it with.

At these prices I would rather install MySQL on Hetzner myself at a fraction of a cost.

And if you go with something like Hetzner you pay 1/5th to 1/10th for machines with a lot more performance and local storage.

You can rent a 128gb machine at Hetzner for $130 a month.

I run a server on Hetzner that sends maybe 100k messages a week, and appears to have no problems with delivery.

Can I rent 2-3 servers at Hetzner and have a small cloud of sorts?

Why would someone go for this when cheap dedicated host providers like hetzner etc offer powerful dedicated servers with 64GB memory and multicore server grade CPUs?

V., Hetzner Online AG, PlusServer AG, NFOrce Entertainment BV, Amazon and Comcast networks.

If I take a fixed price server at Hetzner I get 128 GB memory, 12 CoreProcessors, 2x240 GB SSD disk and 50TB transfer.

I always thought of Hetzner as a Germany only hosting provider.

What does it take it to adapt Convox to be installed on a baremetal server like Hetzner?

Sure you could install MySQL on a box at Hetzner, but what happens when it goes down?

Hetzner gives you a /64 and a lot of providers only provide something like /80 or /112.