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Webhostlist: First place for Contabo
The web hosting portal Webhostlist continuously examines hosting providers and honors the best in each quarterly period. In the second quarter of 2016, Contabo was awarded first place…
No summer break at Contabo: Our new VPS plans are unbeatable!
Summer break? Not at Contabo! We have worked extremely hard and updated our entire VPS portfolio for you. The result? Massive performance boosts combined with price reductions. The…
Proxmox 4.0 and CentOS 7.2 available now!
We are happy to offer you further upgrades for our operating systems: CentOS 7.2 is available now, replacing the version 7.1! You may combine it with Software RAID…
New Operating Systems available: Fedora 24 and CentOS 6.8
Recently, two operating systems received an upgrade: Fedora is now available in version 24, replacing version 23. Also, CentOS 6.6 upgraded to 6.8. The latest versions are available…
Price reduction for Contabo rootservers!
On time for the beginning of summer we reduce the prices once again with the intention to enable everyone a cheap and attractive entry (or upgrade) into the…
DomainKeys and DKIM in Plesk and cPanel
DomainKeys and DKIM can help you to increase the reputation of your e-mail server and preventing others to manipulate or fake your e-mails. In this tutorial, we want…
(R)evolution: Dedicated Server 10-Core available now!
Evolution is simply natural selection.The laws of nature ultimately decide, what will exist and what won’t exist. Contabo proudly presents you the latest outcome of the evolutionary process…
Changing the partition layout of your VPS and VDS after installation
Sometimes, it is necessary to change your partition layout in order to create new partitions or extend an existing partition, for example after a VPS / VDS upgrade.…

