Maybe, maybe not. I still believe in single-vendor approach, perphas because in my view I am either going for AWS or GCE. There is so much to with than just be

Maybe, maybe not. I still believe in single-vendor approach, perphas because in my view I am either going for AWS or GCE. There is so much to with than just be able to spin up an VM and then run Ansible/Chef/Puppet on it. Heck I can write all of that in Fabric. There is no direct connect on Digital Ocean. I am not sure how you set up VPN with Digital Ocean or Linode. We use cloudformation on AWS, and I am pretty sure there is no such thing on Linode or Digital Ocean. Exception and response codes different across providers. Able to reproduce an environment from scratch is important to us, and of course, we try to do that in stages. I own a DO box myself, and that box turns out to be really slow in the NY region (where I live), maybe I am just an lucky bastard. But to be honest, did you really build your entire infrastructure in three vendors to begin with? What are your reasons to really build on Linode, Digital Ocean and Vultr? How do you copy your data across environments? Are you splitting dev/qa/ci/sandbox/stage/prod?