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It's missing Oracle Cloud's free tier. Now, I don't like Oracle, their goings about with Java or their database (fortunately currently I don't have to maintain
by wexq 5y ago
It's missing Oracle Cloud's free tier.
Now, I don't like Oracle, their goings about with Java or their database (fortunately currently I don't have to maintain any of those), but their always free tier is solid, and I'd rank it as the best among free offerings.
I made an issue for it's inclusion, but for those who want a decent free cloud service, do check it out https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/ https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/
You get 2 VMs with 1GB RAM, 2 Block Volumes for 100GB total, 10GB Object Storage, 10GB Archive Storage, 2 Virtual Oracle Databases (20GB)
, Load balancer, 10TB outbound traffic/month and 10TB outbound bandwidth
- saurik 5y agoFWIW, I feel like hating Oracle is a perfect reason to use as much of their free service offerings as you possibly can... bleed them dry! ;P
- tyingq 5y agoI guess you could create and share a "continuous cartesian join" image in whatever their equivalent of an AMI is.
- popotamonga 5y agoSeconded, i run some basic etl jobs there on a cron. VM 100% uptime for 1 yr so far. Also the S3-compatible 10GB block storage is just awesome.
- easton 5y agoGive them a fake phone number though (if possible, I can't remember if they require SMS auth), they called me for like two weeks asking for me to spend money until I explained I was in college and I wasn't going to spend money.
- Havoc 5y ago> I'd rank it as the best among free offerings. Had the opposite experience. They killed my free tier stuff after about two months. Also their VM images come with extra bloatware