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I've had good luck with RamNode and Digital Ocean of late. Depends on traffic, requirements, etc. millions of factors
by tlack 10y ago
I've had good luck with RamNode and Digital Ocean of late. Depends on traffic, requirements, etc. millions of factors
- mrmrcoleman 10y agoHadn't heard of RamNode, thanks. How's the network on DO? We've found it can be fairly slow. Also, what sort of stack are you typically running?
- tlack 10y agoI find DOs servers a bit slower than RamNode though I haven't done anything more than older informal tests. I still prefer DOs excellent admin panel. For quick hacks that are a mix of static and dynamic content, like publishing, I still think PHP has the biggest bang for the buck. It's almost always preinstalled and it's so open ended you can custom build a framework tuned specifically for your task. Plus it sucks so openly that you're not gonna spend 40 hours pre-engineering (most products flop anyway). Anything to release or collab on would be Node. So much momentum there. But for simple web stuff I don't see much advantage. For stuff that isn't online and is more number focused I like Q. After the tremendous learning curve and mind melting, it's a much better (and simpler!) conceptual model of data manipulation.