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I would use it instead of always have to re-download putty when I'm not on a linux box. For the money part, you might also consider setting up the domain and r
by d0m 16y ago
I would use it instead of always have to re-download putty when I'm not on a linux box.
For the money part, you might also consider setting up the domain and redirect for a small fee. For instance, my-name.com could be my VMs securised with a password.
Also, what is the limit of GB I can put on the VM? Say I want to upload files and mp3s.. is there a limit? May I pay to increase it?
Finally, I would like to be able to connect to my VM from other way than web. Say I'm on my linux box with my terminal prompt, it would be nice if I could just ssh to my-name.com and get my VM.. upload/download stuff with scp, and connect to it with FTP. But of course, this would work more with the linux part I suppose :p
Anyhow, congrats also for the "I started my startup" which is, in my opinion, amongst the hardest part (starting!).