Rusonyx review

The entry plan costs RUB 200 and comes with 2 vCPU, 1.5 GB RAM, 10 GB SSD. Traffic is served over a 200 Mbit/s channel, and billing runs monthly and hourly, so short projects can be paid for by the hour rather than a full month. DDoS protection is included on the plan.

Rusonyx lists monthly and hourly billing for VPS, and hourly charging as the IaaS model. That gives a monthly commitment for steady workloads and an hourly option for short bursts. Object storage is billed apart from compute at RUB 1.65 per GB per month.

Regions are listed as RU only, with a location count of 1. The account belongs to Astra Cloud LLC, whose headquarters is in Russia. Latency stays short for users in that same market, but there is no additional site to fail over to, so plan for a single market.

DDoS protection is included, and the facility carries Uptime Institute Tier III certification. For a VPS that has to stay up during an attack, that pairing counts for more than core count alone. Rusonyx has operated since 2001 by its own company details.

Object storage runs RUB 1.65 per GB per month, and egress is priced at RUB 0 per GB, with Unlimited inbound and outbound traffic stated. That suits backups, media and archives that move data out often without a second line item on the bill.

There is a free test period on request, listed as Free test period on request, so a trial can be arranged before any commitment. Storage types are object, and the bucket API is S3-compatible, which means most existing tools and libraries carry over with little change.

Images cover linux and windows, with vps as the listed server type. The entry plan at RUB 200 is modest, so check the included memory against what your application needs before you commit to a longer term.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre. Phone and email cover urgent faults, a help centre holds documentation, and a community channel covers the rest. There is no live chat listed, so set your escalation path before an incident rather than during one.