dogado vs Hostwinds 2020

was fighting strange error: ERR_CONNECTION_RESET (Chrome) when loading more than ~30 photos per page. I lost on this error over 90 hours!! Nothing in app logs, nginx logs, anywhere...
Seems like browser reset the connection, but after moving to a new server the error is gone and there is no problem with loading 200+ photos per page.
Simply unreliable VPS provider seems to block too many file request (even in reasonable range).
Also quite normal are some stalls. Page may not load for a couple of seconds. Or SSH connection may stall for random time - htop shows 90% free resource so again problem is with service provider.
They offer very much but most of it is FAKE.
Hmm also beware of testing with benchmarks. At first benchmark's results looked very promising but after about 1 month server tremendously slowed down.

e for "object storage" for months without any emails etc. It is buried in the footer of one of their replies that they won't cancel any service "for" you despite telling you that your services are cancelled, then ceasing to provide any further communication. I discovered it on my Visa, and had to create a ticket to find out what they wouldn't say when I requested cancellation, that unless you go through your account with a fine-tooth comb and look for anything they can possibly bill you for (that you didn't create, was auto-created for you and NOT under the products section where all your other stuff is) and cancel it manually yourself, then request formal written notice that all products and services (or anything they can possibly invoice you for) is cancelled, then they'll just keep billing you for months or years. Other hosts don't do this. You cancel with another host, and you're cancelled. They consider this as a "separate" service, and even though I requested cancellation of hostwinds "service" they didn't count this and claim that you have to do it yourself, where no other host seems to have this policy, for a very, very good reason. They must really be hurting for money if they have to opt you into stuff you didn't even want, or use, then refuse to cancel it, hide it, then not make perfectly clear this extra charge you didn't want will keep going, after 3 cancellation requests. 3. Finally got it cancelled.