You are absolutely correct. This technique only make sense if you have a server that is already running and is not taking up too much resources, so you can just "reuse" it.
I would definitely go with S3 as my first option, like I briefly mentioned on the first paragraph.
The server costs would depend on the server provider, but a S3 Bucket is a lot cheaper.
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You are absolutely correct. This technique only make sense if you have a server that is already running and is not taking up too much resources, so you can just "reuse" it.
I would definitely go with S3 as my first option, like I briefly mentioned on the first paragraph.
The server costs would depend on the server provider, but a S3 Bucket is a lot cheaper.