If I'm experimenting and want a VM, DO is my go-to because their UI is so clean. I haven't dabbled with their CLI/SDK tooling at all, but I would like to. I saw they have some Go bindings to libvirt that might be cool for fiddling with VMs on hardware at home.
For containers, I have a GKE cluster that I run a bunch of stuff on. I leave it up but it's mostly for learning purposes. This is kind of the testing ground for Kubernetes ideas I might want to take to work, and a place to play with GCP :P I used cert-manager and subdomains to get a bunch of services running on it nicely with TLS: Prometheus, Drone CI, Argo CI/CD, Harbor docker registry.
GKE is one of my favorite tools right now.
This is my personal stuff only. My work is all Azure.
I sorely lack AWS experience; I think my next personal project will be wrangling that beast. I already have an idea in mind :)
If I'm experimenting and want a VM, DO is my go-to because their UI is so clean. I haven't dabbled with their CLI/SDK tooling at all, but I would like to. I saw they have some Go bindings to libvirt that might be cool for fiddling with VMs on hardware at home.
For containers, I have a GKE cluster that I run a bunch of stuff on. I leave it up but it's mostly for learning purposes. This is kind of the testing ground for Kubernetes ideas I might want to take to work, and a place to play with GCP :P I used cert-manager and subdomains to get a bunch of services running on it nicely with TLS: Prometheus, Drone CI, Argo CI/CD, Harbor docker registry.
GKE is one of my favorite tools right now.
This is my personal stuff only. My work is all Azure.
I sorely lack AWS experience; I think my next personal project will be wrangling that beast. I already have an idea in mind :)
One ❤ for the UI, and also performance