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Some variation is okay, but boy do i need pricing caps. I might give it a try just for security (not managing the OS), but if there's no caps.. oof.
by unshavedyak 3y ago
Some variation is okay, but boy do i need pricing caps. I might give it a try just for security (not managing the OS), but if there's no caps.. oof.
- doublepg23 3y agoI’m unaware if there’s caps, the pricing just seemed opaque to me due to poor monitoring tools. Security wise, Ubuntu LTS with unattended upgrades and livepatch is likely better than 99% of public facing servers.
- unshavedyak 3y agoHuh, i'll have to look into that. I'm not aware of unattended upgrades. Though i still value not risking a messed up config leaking data by way of ssh access, or something.
- doublepg23 3y agoIf you install a current version of Ubuntu it uses perfectly sane defaults for SSH. If you go the step further and disable password authentication entirely and only use keys you’ll be very secure. I fully understand the preference of a serverless platform of course, especially if you’re more of a programmer and less sysadmin.