DiyVM continues its promotion this month, offering discount codes up to 50% off for VPS in Hong Kong, Japan, and Los Angeles, USA, with a minimum 2GB memory package starting at 50 yuan/month after the discount. DiyVM is a long-established Chinese host provider established in 2009, providing products including VPS hosting and independent server rental, among which VPS is based on XEN (HVM) architecture, with data centers including Shatin, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, USA, and Japan, all of which are CN2 or direct lines, supporting off-site backup and custom mirroring, and providing intranet IP. Hong Kong(CN2)VPS
Japan VPS
US(CN2) VPS
Please note that the above different packages use corresponding discount codes, all of which are permanent discounts, renewal prices are the same, the host supports the installation of Linux or Windows operating system, supports off-site backup and custom mirroring, and can provide intranet services. Hong Kong and Los Angeles, USA are both CN2 lines, the Japanese data center is directly connected to China, and the merchant has recently upgraded the bandwidth of the Hong Kong VPS host, and the domestic access speed of all nodes is good, with extremely low latency. |
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