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Soon to be ex-Webfaction customer here. I got an email yesterday saying they can't migrate one of my apps, a Python WSGI custom app listening on a port, so now
by yardshop 6y ago
Soon to be ex-Webfaction customer here. I got an email yesterday saying they can't migrate one of my apps, a Python WSGI custom app listening on a port, so now I'm looking.
The migration faq [0] says that there will be no capability to run Python based apps on the new tsoHost. I don't know if that extends to running Python via crontab, you would want to verify that with them.
OpalStack [1] looks appealing. It's built by former staff of Webfaction. I'm leaning in that direction, but also considering Digital Ocean, Linode, Heroku, Vultr [2], and some others I just learned about. Some do some of the host management for you. OpalStack is clearly a continuation of the Webfaction model so that will probably be my choice, but want to learn some more about these others too.
[0] https://www.webfaction.com/faq#which-features-will-not-be-available-through-tsohost-when-i-am-migrated-from-webfaction https://www.webfaction.com/faq#which-features-will-not-be-av...
[1] https://my.opalstack.com/signup/ https://my.opalstack.com/signup/
[2] https://www.vultr.com/ https://www.vultr.com/
- sasa_buklijas 6y ago> I don't know if that extends to running Python via crontab, you would want to verify that with I do not thing it will work, do not see how. If they can run Python from Crontab it is not much different via WSGI. I got this answer from support: Based on your description and what TsoHost is reporting you should be able to be migrated to them. There will be a future email highlighting the features and pricing of TsoHost at some point.
- DataJunkie 6y agoMy site is hosted with WebFaction and I just got the email that I have until December to find a new host. I am probably going to go with OpalStack, especially if they can migrate my site. I want to go with them mainly because it's from former WebFaction devs. Vultr is another good option, but I'd prefer the past of least resistance for learning a new host.