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There are a couple options, but it kind of depends on what you want. There is Openstack, which is a collections of IaaS provider with connected with an API. D
by Jaepa 10y ago
There are a couple options, but it kind of depends on what you want.
There is Openstack, which is a collections of IaaS provider with connected with an API.
Digitial Ocean & Vultr which you already know about.
GCE mentioned else where here.
Linode, while not feature rich is the 2nd largest VPS provider.
Azure, which is Microsoft's IaaS. Which I've always had some reservations about, but have actually subcontracted management out separate companies to protect user info.
Scalaway is great low price option but there AZ's are mostly in Europe.
I'm personally using LunaNode, which doesn't offer nearly as many nine's in up time, but is great for the price (I have a 3 cpu, with 2G of ram, for ~$10 a month).
There are tonnes of IaaS platforms out there, very few have the full feature set of EC2, but again it depends on what you want.
- bArray 10y agoJust signed up to Scalaway. Being in France is pretty neat as it's close to the UK so I understand their law. Currently running an AWS nano instance but I think I'm paying too much for it. Unfortunately it seems as though they are out of the C1 instances. Thanks for the heads up!
- quuuux 10y agoOn the lower end of their server types I can recommend their VC1 instances as an alterantive. In my experience they offer noticeably better performance with regards to both CPU and IO than the dedicated C1 boxes.