06-14-2018, 05:56 AM
lol the requirement for a free GigaRocket VPS is 25 QUALITY posts - the owners would smile at the 100 mention. The posts to get the VPS need to be quality though - which means more than one-liners with at least some original discussion in them. Following that the requirement for keeping the VPS is 20 posts per month. Here is a link to the specs and requirements:
https://www.gigarocket.net/free-vps.php
So the post requirement is the same as at post4vps however the specs are much more limited as xdude has already mentioned and won't suffice for a Windows OS. The GigaRocket VPSs are really intended for beginner Linux VPSs managed from the command line for small educational or development applications. Focus at GigaRocket is more on high quality shared hosting with VPSs being a side order on an experimental basis. For that reason no games servers are allowed as there are insufficient resources and no support available and it doesn't fit in the objectives of the hosting business.
GigaRocket is quite strict about adherence to the rules and unlike Post4VPS doesn't give second chances when the VPS had to be suspended for any reason including failing to make the 20 posts per month without prior notification with a good reason. It is assumed that the VPS owner would have sufficient Linux experience to manage the VPS, so if serious mistakes are made that leads to a warning from the Data Center to the owner of GigaRocket, no second chances are given after the VPS had to be suspended.
https://www.gigarocket.net/free-vps.php
So the post requirement is the same as at post4vps however the specs are much more limited as xdude has already mentioned and won't suffice for a Windows OS. The GigaRocket VPSs are really intended for beginner Linux VPSs managed from the command line for small educational or development applications. Focus at GigaRocket is more on high quality shared hosting with VPSs being a side order on an experimental basis. For that reason no games servers are allowed as there are insufficient resources and no support available and it doesn't fit in the objectives of the hosting business.
GigaRocket is quite strict about adherence to the rules and unlike Post4VPS doesn't give second chances when the VPS had to be suspended for any reason including failing to make the 20 posts per month without prior notification with a good reason. It is assumed that the VPS owner would have sufficient Linux experience to manage the VPS, so if serious mistakes are made that leads to a warning from the Data Center to the owner of GigaRocket, no second chances are given after the VPS had to be suspended.