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Re:Ask HN: How a non dev ops host things to the world? by BorisMelnik on Friday March 10, 2023 @02:59AM (#35091724)
If you already deploy your code in AWS, I would stay there. Even if you get moderately proficient you will expand your resume.

If you want something a bit easier, Vultr or Digital Ocean are both ridiculously easy to spin up a server and has all the stacks you mentioned as well as hundreds of ready made images / apps. Less worry there with over-spending.

Very easy to spin up a server and deploy a CMS or host files etc. They also make a newb friendly product called Lightsail.

If you are worried about waking up to a crazy bill, 2 solutions for that. 1. setup a billing alarm for 1, and 2 use a credit card with a low limit or even use a prepaid Visa card.

Re:Ask HN: How a non dev ops host things to the world? by llll_lllllll_l on Friday March 10, 2023 @05:39AM (#35092774)
Yah the tips are simple and sound smart!

AWS seems scary, but I might be worry cause of the size of work (companies I worked had dozens of services), maybe it's easier for small things.

Gonna definitely take a look at these other suggestions!