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do your homework before you actually make you purchase, check ping speed , download speed, SLA cause that will all matter.

You not requesting anything fancy however 10Gbps links are not same as 1GBps. You can get Centos with 1GB RAM for $15/month - also don't go so cheap cause you will get what you pay for.

you will need to do your homework to find a fast server - everyone advertise fast but ping and speedtest won't lie.

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Make sure you will have no fine print in terms of bandwidth - 100% uptime , Be careful when you choose your server location and link speed , and network is fast as that will make a huge difference in your users experience..

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no preferred location - then better in USA or Canada.

1GB link is not a problem however your budget might need reconsideration.

SSD is no longer a big deal , many companies offering it as a standalone drive and RAID array.

which one of those Linux flavors works for you? CentOs 6 (64 bit) CentOs 5.5 (64 bit) Ubuntu 10 (64 bit) Fedora 14 (64 bit) Debian 6 (64 bit)

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where ever you end up going with make sure you understand their limitations to avoid problems in the future, most file share servers will limit your bandwidth specially if they have limited resources.

all good but charging port would be a big thumbs down

2 cents Don't go with the cheapest if you willing to do good business, it will be hard for you to make a major change once you have some customers, and all cheap ones would have their own limitation that you may not see it now... example: email limit, SSL limit one per account , SLA...