Ukrdc, (Ukrainian data center) providing 7 days vps trail. credit card / phone number required don't know about verification though.
The vps comes with CPU:1000MGz, RAM:512Mb, HDD:20Gb.
The VPS lasts 90 minutes without CC validation. Best for newbies to learn use of vps :heart:
To order vps trial : and select xsmall free trial
They require proof of an identity book to get the vps after 90 minutes.
(12-11-2015, 03:52 PM)macfarez Wrote: [ -> ]Ukrdc, (Ukrainian data center) providing 7 days vps trail. credit card / phone number required don't know about verification though.
The vps comes with CPU:1000MGz, RAM:512Mb, HDD:20Gb.
http://ukrdc.net/en/order-vps.html
The VPS lasts 90 minutes without CC validation. Best for newbies to learn use of vps :heart:
To order vps trial : and select xsmall free trial
They require proof of an identity book to get the vps after 90 minutes.
Like perry said, this post is against the rules.
(12-11-2015, 03:52 PM)macfarez Wrote: [ -> ]Ukrdc, (Ukrainian data center) providing 7 days vps trail. credit card / phone number required don't know about verification though.
The vps comes with CPU:1000MGz, RAM:512Mb, HDD:20Gb.
http://ukrdc.net/en/order-vps.html
The VPS lasts 90 minutes without CC validation. Best for newbies to learn use of vps :heart:
To order vps trial : and select xsmall free trial
They require proof of an identity book to get the vps after 90 minutes.
Tell me. What could one even LEARN in 90 mins so quickly?
(12-19-2015, 01:48 AM)Mr.Monkey Wrote: [ -> ] (12-11-2015, 03:52 PM)macfarez Wrote: [ -> ]Ukrdc, (Ukrainian data center) providing 7 days vps trail. credit card / phone number required don't know about verification though.
The vps comes with CPU:1000MGz, RAM:512Mb, HDD:20Gb.
http://ukrdc.net/en/order-vps.html
The VPS lasts 90 minutes without CC validation. Best for newbies to learn use of vps :heart:
To order vps trial : and select xsmall free trial
They require proof of an identity book to get the vps after 90 minutes.
Tell me. What could one even LEARN in 90 mins so quickly?
Maybe poke around and testing commands?
Just to have a quick glimpse of the environment.