Server that can handle cannon testing.

[qWp]

Looking to make a cannon testing server that can handle any kind of cannon I throw at it, wall removers, two walls etc etc. If you know of/run a company that can handle these kinds of things then please comment below as I need one quite badly.
Dont comment below if you "think" a server can handle it. I want a host which is confident it can handle what I need.

BIG NOTE: please include the plan that you recommend using for this task.

 

[UElitez]

We're confident our hardware will be able to handle this.
Our plans are $2/GB and can be found here: https://clovux.net/mc

 

[qWp]

It really depends on how much of a CPU a hosting provider gives you, ask them the Percentage; usually with pterodactyl 100% = 1 Core and of course RAM depends, but in my eyes I think the CPU has the greater affect

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We're confident our hardware will be able to handle this.
Our plans are $2/GB and can be found here: https://clovux.net/mc

Once again, What kind of specs/what plan would you recommend.

 

[Lockett]

Hello,

Personally, I would start with 4GB of RAM and go from there. I will offer you a guarantee that your server will perform up to the task. If not I will give you a full refund.

Regards,
Kyle S.
OMG Hosting
https://omghosting.net/

 

[qWp]

It will be private. Only for me and a few friends.

Public or private server? This isn't only determined by your machine, but also your spigot, as spigot has terrible optimization for TNT.

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Public or private server? This isn't only determined by your machine, but also your spigot, as spigot has terrible optimization for TNT.

I would also be up for buying a good spigot config if you have any suggestions

 

[UElitez]

What kind of specs would you recommend?[DOUBLEPOST=1526939778][/DOUBLEPOST]
Once again, What kind of specs/what plan would you recommend.

4GB RAM should be OK for this.

 

[qWp]

You can purchase my spigot fork for something like this. https://www.mc-market.org/resources/5376/
As for a machine, what is your budget?

I dont really have one (within reason). I would guess like 25 ish a month would be ideal (if not cheaper)

 

[qWp]

Ok I'll take a look for you. Try not to settle with one of these shitty shared hosts lol. The CPU is usually terrible.

Ye Ik was just looking for quotes. I was thinking pebble host since have heard they were good but idk.

 

[Lockett]

Just for the record:
Intel Xeon E5 1650v4
3.6 Ghz X 12
4.0 Ghz X 12

 

[Jinxed]

SoYouStart These are pretty cheap if you are happy with the host locations.
The alternative is a bit expensive.
But still it doesn't fall too much to the host (except if the host is really crappy), but rather to the setup if you are going to use it only for that purpose. With a decent host and good setup, i think you will do pretty good.

 

[qWp]

SoYouStart These are pretty cheap if you are happy with the host locations.
The alternative is a bit expensive.
But still it doesn't fall too much to the host (except if the host is really crappy), but rather to the setup if you are going to use it only for that purpose. With a decent host and good setup, i think you will do pretty good.

got any setup recommendations, Was thinking Beer s spigot config as it has good reviews.

 

[Lockett]

Problem with SyS is there network can be questionable at times, and the hardware can be 20yrs old.

 

[qWp]

Problem with SyS is there network can be questionable at times, and the hardware can be 20yrs old.

Would rather go with an actual mc host as its most likely easier to config anyway. Just dont know who yet.

 

[Jinxed]

Problem with SyS is there network can be questionable at times, and the hardware can be 20yrs old.

And from who do you resell your servers?

 

[Lockett]

And from who do you resell your servers?

We are partnered with Reliablesite.net LLC

 

[Jinxed]

got any setup recommendations, Was thinking Beer s spigot config as it has good reviews.

Idk about that, but if it got good community feedback i guess that is a good way to go.