Very few clicks, clean user interface, like adding or dismantle CPU, memory, or storage just a few clicks away. Unlike AWS or Azure, you have no idea what's going on the screen. Like you need to have certified to use their products.
I still stuck in my eyes that DigitalOcean lowest tier is 5 USD / mo. But AWS LightSail starts at 3.5 USD / mo.
If it is only SSH into the remote VM, I bet any providers would be the same. Therefore, I currently use GCP's Compute Engine, because I have free credits for one year, to run Docker compose.
Yes, I also realize that DigitalOcean give access to varieties of prebuilt images, not just some Dockerized things as well.
My only favorite is Digital Ocean. It's cheap and highly configurable to any of my expectations. Dismantle the configuration anytime to save money.
What's the learning curve on it? 👀
Very few clicks, clean user interface, like adding or dismantle CPU, memory, or storage just a few clicks away. Unlike AWS or Azure, you have no idea what's going on the screen. Like you need to have certified to use their products.
No wonder AWS and Azure is often skill requirements in job posts 😃😃
That's their usual monopoly strategy. They just make things look harder to use. It's pretty the same product as Digital Ocean.
I still stuck in my eyes that DigitalOcean lowest tier is 5 USD / mo. But AWS LightSail starts at 3.5 USD / mo.
If it is only SSH into the remote VM, I bet any providers would be the same. Therefore, I currently use GCP's Compute Engine, because I have free credits for one year, to run Docker compose.
Yes, I also realize that DigitalOcean give access to varieties of prebuilt images, not just some Dockerized things as well.
5 USD still affordable and cheap to me. When I love a product, I'll stay with it for a very long time.