vps/dedi or shared?

[dentoffe]

Hi,
I'm making a server and at this moment I use a shared host. Do you think it's better to buy a dedi I have no experience at this moment. Willing to learn (I'm normally really good with computers) but is it hard to learn? Or is it easy when you understand it? How much time do you think it is to fully understand everything? Should I use multi craft or not (what's best for less lag)? Should I get vps hosting (to learn) if so what is a good/cheap one?

 

[FTSOwner]

I am able to run bungee on 256mb, and it's able to handle 4 servers

Yes even that amount will do a lot of proxy work since the last time I heard for BungeeCord server is something like..
100MB plus 0.5MB per person connecting. So 256MB should holds up to ~312 connections at once.

 

[professionalxen]

Thanks but I'm more looking for a cheap way to learn it (as the server is not open yet)

Perhaps go ahead and try http://www.kimsufi.com/us/en/index.xml
Affordable and good to learn.

Regards

 

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