I use AWS for work (trip.com) and I use DO for everything personal. I really recommend DO for what you need. I know it sounds complicated but here's what you

I use AWS for work (trip.com) and I use DO for everything personal. I really recommend DO for what you need. I know it sounds complicated but here's what you should do (it's really NOT complicated at all). 2 tools 1. Docker 2. Nginx Most likely everything can be on a single instance unless you have customers with lots of traffic. Docker to host the customer code with mounting to `/customer-name` etc... so you have a persistent storage. If you worry about losing data, you can rsync everything to another server and hotswap when something fails. Nginx should be the router/balancer so `client1.com` will go to the docker host it should go to. I work this way with all of my blogs and open source projects and it's really a breeze to manage.