One accepts that the signal-to-noise ratio coming out of AWS is sub-optimal. Fine. For the boutique power user wanting to put a server in the cloud for whatev

One accepts that the signal-to-noise ratio coming out of AWS is sub-optimal. Fine. For the boutique power user wanting to put a server in the cloud for whatever ISP reason, what are some alternatives? Is Digital Ocean or Google less likely to run afoul of IP range blocking? Or does one need to span a hybrid proxy system across multiple providers to factor out the blocking woes? Or, is it time to go to (gasp) IPv6 for better joy?