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I'm not very familiar with Go, unfortunately and not sure of it's runtime requirements. I'd go with kevinburke's recommendation. The provider seems pretty solid
by mikegreenberg 15y ago
I'm not very familiar with Go, unfortunately and not sure of it's runtime requirements. I'd go with kevinburke's recommendation. The provider seems pretty solid at quick glance. If you can get Go on EC2 or Rackspace Cloud, I'm certain your experience will be optimal. The only conerns you might have with cloud hosting are IP address which have been blacklisted for various reasons (used on boxes for spamming, running abusive bots, scraping, etc). Otherwise, you should be fine.