Is AWS Lightsail's Mem 64GB (Linux, IPv4) the best deal?

Matches your 64GB RAM and 12 vCPU (exceeds your 8 vCPU), adds 1TB NVMe and unlimited traffic versus Lightsail's 640GB SSD and 7TB cap, eliminating overage risk.

Caveat: Price is the 24-month prepaid effective rate; 12-month terms cost ~17% more per month, and monthly billing is significantly higher; fair-usage policy on unlimited traffic could theoretically throttle sustained abuse.

Delivers 64GB RAM, 6 vCPU, and 1TB NVMe for 85% less than Lightsail; includes 20TB EU transfer pool (far exceeding Lightsail's 7TB), with setup fee now ~79 EUR (~$86).

Caveat: Price is estimated and not confirmed this session; setup fee applies upfront; VAT excluded from listed price; traffic overage outside EU regions is metered; recent price increases on other Hetzner lines suggest potential future adjustments.

Offers 32GB RAM, 4 vCPU, 2TB SSD, and 5 dedicated IPs for 66% less; while CPU/RAM are lower, the 2TB storage and dedicated IPs add enterprise value Lightsail doesn't include.

Caveat: Renewal price jumps 2-4x after the intro 3-year term; this quote is the 3-year contract rate, so true long-term cost is much higher.

Delivers 48GB RAM, 12 vCPU, 600GB NVMe, and unlimited traffic for 82% less; closest VPS-tier match if you don't need the full 64GB and prefer cloud flexibility over dedicated hardware.

Caveat: 24-month prepay rate; 12-month terms are ~17% more per month; fair-usage policy on unlimited traffic; ticket-only support on base tier.

Provides 32GB RAM, 8 vCPU, 450GB NVMe, unmetered bandwidth, and 100% SLA for 80% less; includes Docker and KVM support with no bandwidth overage risk.

Caveat: Renewal price jumps ~280% after intro term (e.g., $2.89 intro to $10.99 renewal on other plans); only 8 vCPU vs your 8, so RAM is halved; monthly billing only, no hourly scaling.