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What differentiates this from AWS or other known providers and why should companies choose to trust a new service over the incumbents?
by kingnothing 11y ago
What differentiates this from AWS or other known providers and why should companies choose to trust a new service over the incumbents?
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- tyingq 11y agoI think it's trying to play in the same space as http://wable.com http://wable.com That is to say, you pay for a bundle of resources (x cpu cores, x gb memory, x gb disk, x ipv4) at a fixed price. Then, you can subdivide that into however many VPS instances as you want (well, within reason). As for trusting it, well...it looks like there might not be much of actual service behind the front page. It's possible it's just a tweaked version of this bootstrap theme: http://themes.getbootstrap.com/products/marketing http://themes.getbootstrap.com/products/marketing That said, the Wable business model seems to be popular, and they don't appear to have much competition using the "resource bundle" model.
- jamroom 11y agoI've checked out Wable - are there any other providers that you know of that provide resource bundling like Wable? I really like Wable but I don't see an API, and for what I'm doing would have to have an API to control creation/deletion of servers. Thanks!