Installed 15.1 to a 512MB 10GB VPS on Vultr no problem, and it reboots faster than probably any PC I've seen POSTIirc Vultr was $6/month for 1GB RAM (I always used their cheapest 1GB option with Linux but I think there's $2 or $3 512MB ones too)
I couldn't install Linux distros with 512MB (they'd fail while booting, or Ubuntu that failed mid-install; iirc Debian was the only one that succeeded), but didn't try FreeBSD.
FreeBSD-15.1-RELEASE-amd64-bootonly.iso and used in-browser console to install like bare-metal (did packages option). Cheapest plan was $2.50 but was IPv6-only (was fine post-install but I'm used to IPv4 for webserver); $1 more has both 4/6. No problems with ssh or scp (with a 60MB file)Installed 15.1 to a 512MB 10GB VPS on Vultr no problem, and it reboots faster than probably any PC I've seen POST(before adding services it rebooted faster than Windows ping timeout
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I did custom ISO withFreeBSD-15.1-RELEASE-amd64-bootonly.isoand used in-browser console to install like bare-metal (did packages option). Cheapest plan was $2.50 but was IPv6-only (was fine post-install but I'm used to IPv4 for webserver); $1 more has both 4/6. No problems with ssh or scp (with a 60MB file)
balanga not sure where you asked, but on Vultr I could upgrade the VPS plan ($2 IPv6-only -> $3 IPv4+6) without destroying the instance (they note downgrading isn't possible). For that though I just re-created![]()
| Memory | CPU | SSD | Bandwidth | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 512MB | 1 Core | 20GB | 1TB | $4/mo ($0.006/hr) |