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Was there a typo in the final paragraph and the author meant SaaS / PaaS? Isn’t a VPS an IaaS offering? Edit: The author wrote “SaaS / IaaS” in the final parag
by cheschire 5y ago
Was there a typo in the final paragraph and the author meant SaaS / PaaS? Isn’t a VPS an IaaS offering?
Edit: The author wrote “SaaS / IaaS” in the final paragraph.
- encryptluks2 5y agoSaaS in this context means pretty much the same thing but there isn't always a need to differentiate between them when it comes to buzzwords.
- nine_k 5y agoThe author went from.a VPS, a VM he managed manually, to hosting everything on Netlify and GitHub, with a smattering of AWS. Thus the title. The author duly notes that a VPS does not belong to you in ways similar to those SaaS offering don't, so why bother. If all you used a VPS for was hosting public static web pages, then there's indeed little point to run a VPS by hand.