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I appreciated the mention of the OVH option, as that's the first vendor I've seen significantly below $5/mo. I'm currently using a reserved t2.micro at $2/mo,
by secabeen 10y ago
I appreciated the mention of the OVH option, as that's the first vendor I've seen significantly below $5/mo. I'm currently using a reserved t2.micro at $2/mo, but it's nice to see there are other options if I need a little more power for the same money.
- gmac 10y agoI am currently running all my browsing through a self-hosted VPN on OVH's cheapest SSD (GBP £1.50/mo on Black Friday), and I'm happy so far. Bandwidth is limited to 100Mbps, but my home connection is 55Mbps, so no problem. In fact, one thing this highlighted for me is that Linode disables AppArmor on their kernels (running Ubuntu 16.10) — which seems like a slightly shitty thing to do, especially for a company with a somewhat flaky security history — whereas OVH doesn't.
- pietroalbini 10y agoUbuntu images on OVH are customized too, with some features disabled by default.
- sdeziel 10y agoFortunately, Linode supports running custom kernels like those provided by the distro. That's how we run our Linode slices with the stock kernels from Ubuntu.