I've had a linode for a couple of years. I love it. I'm very low load, so I'm not sure how my account would hold up with any real traffic. One thing I love abo

I've had a linode for a couple of years. I love it. I'm very low load, so I'm not sure how my account would hold up with any real traffic. One thing I love about linode is that you get upgrades almost seamlessly. I rarely ever need to log into the main page, so when I do I end up find out out that my ram and available storage has increased. Since I started I think my storage has gone from 2g to 10g, and memory from I think 64m to 360m. (you have to grow your partition or create a partition to use the extra space, which is a small amount of downtime. It looks like using the extra memory requires a reboot, as I still only have 251864 kB, which suggests the 360m upgrade was within the last 171 days.) I used a variety of virtual hosts before linode, with mixed results. I haven't regretted going with linode for one moment. Period.