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Looking at linode, those prices get you an instance with 1Gb of ram and a mediocre CPU. So you are running all of your applications on that?
by nightski 6mo ago
Looking at linode, those prices get you an instance with 1Gb of ram and a mediocre CPU. So you are running all of your applications on that?
- 0xmattf 6mo agoPersonal projects/MVPs/small projects? Absolutely. For what I'm running, there's no reason to need anything beyond that. The point is, I used to just throw everything up on a PaaS. Heroku/Render, etc. and pay way more than I needed to, even if I had 0 users, lol.
- adhamsalama 6mo agoFor $3.5, Hetzner gives 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 40 GB SSD, and 10 TB of bandwidth.
- skeeter2020 6mo agohow much work should the GP do to migrate if Linode is good enough, to potentially save up to $1.50/month (or spend 50 cents more)?
- eatery1234 6mo agoPretty oversold iirc, but then again, that's the same for Linode
- normie3000 6mo agoDo you mean these are shared instances, and the stated resources are not actually available?
- lelanthran 6mo ago> Looking at linode, those prices get you an instance with 1Gb of ram and a mediocre CPU. So you are running all of your applications on that? I ran a LoB webapp for multiple companies on a similar setup. Turns out 1GB of RAM is insufficient to run even the most trivial Java webapps, like Jenkins, but is more than sufficient for even non-trivial things using Go + PostgreSQL. Your stack may be slow, not the machine.
- Orygin 6mo agoMost of my services run with 1vCPU and 512Mb of ram. You don't need huge specs for most normal applications.