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up-network.ch · Compute · 1 record · JSON
up_network Compute
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| Free tier | The tracker's cheapest row is CHF 2.78 / month: 2 shared vCPU, 4,096 MB RAM, 20 GB NVMe, 50,000 GB/month bandwidth, 10 Gbps port, IPv6, Gland, Switzerland. The vendor's own pages corroborate the shape of that SKU and not its price: its documentation lists BASIC Intel S as '2 partages / 4 Go ECC / 20 Go / 100 Mb/s' guaranteed with burst to 10 Gb/s, and describes the Intel disk as SSD on a SAN accelerated by an NVMe cache, so the tracker's 'NVMe' label is imprecise. The pricing page's entry line is 'Des CHF 2.50/mois, paiement annuel'. Locations are Gland in the canton of Vaud, with interconnection at Zurich. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none |
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| Price | none stated |
| Per-object cap | not applicable |
| Retention | not applicable |
| Egress | the vendor states unlimited traffic subject to a fair-use policy it does not quantify on the pages read, at a guaranteed rate of 100 Mb/s on BASIC Intel S with a burst ceiling of 10 Gb/s; the tracker instead lists 50,000 GB/month; no per-TB price is published free_allowance: unlimited per the vendor, subject to fair use, at 100 Mb/s guaranteed and 10 Gb/s burst; the tracker lists 50,000 GB a month |
| Identity | email (placeholder) not stated |
| Limits |
The vendor states no monthly byte allowance: it says 'Trafic illimite' and its documentation adds that unlimited traffic 'reste soumis au fair use'. The tracker instead prints 50,000 GB/month, a figure no vendor page read repeats, so it is recorded here as the tracker's and not as the plan's. The real published wall is the rate, 100 Mb/s guaranteed on BASIC Intel S with a burst to 10 Gb/s, so a sustained transfer is shaped rather than cut off. A second gate is IPv4: the vendor documents IPv4 as an option on every BASIC plan, with a /64 IPv6 included by default. |
| Binding | per-ip-shaping The vendor states no monthly byte allowance: it says 'Trafic illimite' and its documentation adds that unlimited traffic 'reste soumis au fair use'. The tracker instead prints 50,000 GB/month, a figure no vendor page read repeats, so it is recorded here as the tracker's and not as the plan's. The real published wall is the rate, 100 Mb/s guaranteed on BASIC Intel S with a burst to 10 Gb/s, so a sustained transfer is shaped rather than cut off. A second gate is IPv4: the vendor documents IPv4 as an option on every BASIC plan, with a /64 IPv6 included by default. |
| Interface | rest inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed |
| Tooling | the vendor names VMmanager 6, Proxmox VE and KVM as its platforms and offers a BGP session as a plan option; no API was read |
| Composes with | That combination suits a small always-on node whose location matters more than its throughput, and the 20 GB disk keeps it a control point rather than a store. |
| Reliability | no reliability event observed the vendor states BASIC and PRO carry no contractual availability percentage, best effort only |
| Notes | Every quote in this record comes from a French page and is reproduced with accents stripped for ASCII. Two numbers disagree and neither was smoothed: the tracker's CHF 2.78 is the figure recorded because the vendor page does not print it, while the vendor's own entry price is 'Des CHF 2.50/mois, paiement annuel'. The documentation also lists a BASIC Intel Micro at 1 shared vCPU, 512 Mo and 10 Go with a 50 Mb/s guaranteed rate, which may be the CHF 2.50 SKU; that is a lead for the next pass, not a claim, because no page reads those two together. The tracker's 10 Gbps port is the burst ceiling, not the guaranteed rate, and is recorded as such here. Wall: the raw fetch of up-network.ch returned a broker-side HTTP 522 (exit 4, nothing established about the target); the text reader returned the page, and every quote above comes from that path. Not in dossier/compute: no record under up-network, searched the whole dossier tree. would-settle: the configurator's price for BASIC Intel S, and whether IPv4 is included or extra on that tier. |
| Evidence rung | reported |
| Checked | 2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-05 |
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Evidence (3)
| date | source | what it proved |
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| 2026-10-22 | vpspricetracker.com/provider/up_network/vps | cheapest row, cells in page order: '2 Intel Cores (shared)', '4,096 MB RAM', '20 GB NVMe', '50,000 GB/month bandwidth', '10 Gbps port speed', 'IPv6', 'Gland Switzerland', price 'CHF2.78 / month', under the lead 'These are the cheapest VPSs currently offered by up-network, starting at CHF2.78 per month' |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.up-network.ch/documentation/vps/vps | the vendor's own configuration table, quoted from the Markdown row 'BASIC Intel S | 2 partages | 4 Go ECC | 20 Go | 100 Mb/s'; on rate, 'Le burst peut atteindre 10 Gb/s sur BASIC et 20 Gb/s sur PRO; il ne remplace pas le debit garanti'; on addressing, two separate sentences, 'Un IPv6 /64 est inclus par defaut' and 'L'IPv4 principale est en option sur BASIC'; the table is dated 'relevees dans le catalogue public le 3 octobre 2026'. French accents are stripped for ASCII; the page is French |
| 2026-10-22 | up-network.ch/services/vps-hosting | the pricing page's entry line, quoted with accents stripped for ASCII: 'Des CHF 2.50/mois, paiement annuel', with PRO Intel S at 'CHF 29.00/mois' billed 'CHF 348.00 tous les 12 mois' and 'Trafic illimite' on every PRO plan |
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