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That's crazy... I have a linode box with several low-traffic websites on it, old projects I've wanted to keep around for archival purposes. I picked linode bec
by tunesmith 11y ago
That's crazy... I have a linode box with several low-traffic websites on it, old projects I've wanted to keep around for archival purposes. I picked linode because I wanted root access and they were cheap but really just because I wasn't sure of better options. I suppose there is always t2.nano.
- nik736 11y agoDon't forget that SSD and Bandwith is at additional charge at AWS, so it will be a lot more expensive than DO, Linode or Vultr. (Also doesn't include Support costs, if you need it)
- atom_enger 11y agoYou get what you pay for. t2.nano isn't as fun as it sounds. Just wait until someone soaks up all the available instances surrounding yours and starts generating CPU steal on your box, thus making everything in your OS take 50-90% more time to complete. I've seen this happen on t* and m* instance types and it's especially the case when they're the smaller sizes in that instance class.