Author here. Like I said in the article, "... I've picked up more than a thing or two when it comes to Linux sysadmin". I did harden my VPS here and there, over

Author here. Like I said in the article, "... I've picked up more than a thing or two when it comes to Linux sysadmin". I did harden my VPS here and there, over the years. And there never was a successful attack on my VPS - not that I'm aware of, at least. But that doesn't change the fact that I simply don't want to manage a VPS anymore. Like I also said: "However, I've learnt what I have, out of necessity, and purely as a means to an end. I'm a dev, and what I actually enjoy doing, and what I try to spend most of my time doing, is dev work. Hosting everything in SaaS land, rather than on a VPS, lets me focus on just that."