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I did that for years with great success. But it does depend on the nature of the work; for the past year or so I've been needing to run multiple VirtualBox VMs,
by cobbzilla 9y ago
I did that for years with great success. But it does depend on the nature of the work; for the past year or so I've been needing to run multiple VirtualBox VMs, a heavyweight IDE, and other memory-hungry desktop apps.
Cloud servers aren't great for interactive work like developing/debugging in an IDE or running a VM of a graphical OS (windows). I still use remote servers when I need real CPU/memory horsepower.