What to do with my VPSs

radhindanoes

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If you had 100 VPSs what would you do with them?

I have 100 VPS's. The difference between me and all the people that ask the question, "I have VPSs and can't a find a use for my VPSs. Please help me find a use for them!" is that I actually have a use for all of these 100 VPSs. I just want another use for them to further maximize my VPS use. Can you guys suggest me some ideas please? I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks!

P.S. Each of the machine specs are:
512 megs of ram
1.120 ghz core
20 GB disk space storaage
 
I have some questions for your VPSs:
1. The OS they are running? Windows or Linux?
2. When will they expire?
3. You can use your VPSs to run anything? Bot, redirection, adult sites....
My suggestion is that you make a VPS shop.
 
I have some questions for your VPSs:
1. The OS they are running? Windows or Linux?
2. When will they expire?
3. You can use your VPSs to run anything? Bot, redirection, adult sites....
My suggestion is that you make a VPS shop.

1. windows
2. I pay monthly and I profit from them monthly but i want moaaaaaar profits. haha
3. sure. I can run anything.
whats a vps shop?
 
are you using all of them? you could try renting them out, or run runescape bots for people or something
 
100??? you are joking, right? =) If i had 100 vps's i would just buy all the FB bots and spam the facebook all the way !
 
I think you could very well do an SEO service on BHW with all those VPS's. Will generate a nice side income to invest in whatever you are doing as your main projects.
 
With 100 VPS's...I'd start up my own PBN and do some local client SEO consulting. At ~$1000 bucks a client a month, you can make some really good profits once you get your network established.
 
whats a content delivery network?



  1. Content Delivery Network refers to a large network of servers deployed across multiple networks in several data centers, often geographically distributed.

    CDNs are employed by companies across many industries to deliver HTTP content, rich media like streaming audio and video, and downloadable files.

    Typically this can reduce the main server load and speed up pageloads/downloads as the content is fetched from a local server rather than one that could be theoretically on the other side of the world.

E.g.

Say your webserver is in the US, and someone from asia connects any static content can be fed from another server located in Asia.
 
You can run SEO software on them or rent them for this purpose
 
You could setup FB accounts via them all and then offer a FB like/share/comment service etc.

You could also use them for scraping/crawling Goog or YT.
 
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