[ale] [EXTERNAL] Where would you put a serverless thing?

[Bryan L. Gay]

I can second Vultr.com
They make it easy to run any OS you want. They've had great uptime for
me, and support interaction has been good. They also have a site in
Atlanta directly connected to 56 Marietta, which makes them ultra-low
latency from my house.
The only downside is their billing. While most services charge you at
the end of the month, you have to pre-fill your Vultr account, and
they automatically pre-fill your credit with more than you will use
for that month.

On Sun, Apr 3, 2022 at 3:37 PM Allen Beddingfield via Ale <ale at ale.org> wrote:
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> I have had great luck with vultr.com
> Unlike most of the cheap VM hosting options, like Digital Ocean, they will let you upload an ISO image, and do your own OS install.
> Allen B.
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> Subject: [EXTERNAL] [ale] Where would you put a serverless thing?
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> Some time back I did a Google App Engine thing, and I've played with AWS a little bit. Other places like Linode and Digital Ocean have been discussed. Where are some decent places to put a small project?
>
> In this case it's a Golang based web site for a game. No big size, and I'm looking to avoid too much cost.
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