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Especially seeing as you can outright have a full, tiny VPS 24/7 for $2.50/mo or $30/yr from Vultr. I suppose there's a value add in terms of not necessarily ne
by Sirened 4y ago
Especially seeing as you can outright have a full, tiny VPS 24/7 for $2.50/mo or $30/yr from Vultr. I suppose there's a value add in terms of not necessarily needing to setup your own install, but if that's something you're comfortable with I don't quite see the point.
- brunovcosta 4y agoYou're right, this is more expensive than VPSs alternatives. We assumed commercial use cases for that price so the benefits of not having to deal with servers complexity + access control + etc.. are quickly paid back. For hobby projects, we are thinking of creating a free plan