>- Someone accidentally powered off the VM. how is that self-hosting when you don't control the hypervisor in this case? it usually implies that you at least

>- Someone accidentally powered off the VM. how is that self-hosting when you don't control the hypervisor in this case? it usually implies that you at least have some sort of control. either having a real server somewhere (with ups and stuff) or at home, where you know when power is out. while what you are doing is technically self-hosting, I would have changed the VM provider after the first incident like you described.