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DigitalOcean, spend a couple of hours getting a server setup that covers your general stack and then save it as an image. Then in the future you can just boot a
by Jake232 12y ago
DigitalOcean, spend a couple of hours getting a server setup that covers your general stack and then save it as an image. Then in the future you can just boot a new server on that image for $5 p/m.
- schmidtc 12y agoI 2nd DO. I haven't found anything else that beats the price. I'm moving all my stuff there from Amazon. If you can swing a static+javascript. Hosting on github pages seems to be popular, or AWS S3+CDN.
- kneonx 12y agoI agree, if it was anything that would have any slight possibility of eventually becoming something larger, I would go for DO on the get go. But if its a proof of concept for a relatively light footprint and low performance app then heroku would easily do the job.