Re:How Amazon Followed Google Into the World of Secret Serve...
by autokad on Monday December 08, 2014 @10:56PM
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i cant answer that, its highly dependent on your own needs.
I would love others to weigh in, correct me, add but I'm assuming not your own infrastructure, which is a valid option :
for a small webpage/server, perhaps linode or digital ocean. I find heroku nice for free hosting, but they are a bit pricy for paid services. I do love how easy it is to push code to heroku (especially with ruby on rails). if you never used amazon and only want to use it for a year, their micro instance is free for one year.
for large scaling systems and a suite of services, I would suggest AWS. they have so many services it confuses the heck out of me sometimes. if you want low cost high performance, especially for development digital ocean seems better for this.
i never used Azure, cant comment on it. Also there was a company that basically rented physical servers at a cheap price, from what I remember they had the best performance per cost that I have seen. Also another obvious consideration is software/applications - some tie in better than others. for instance, I use ArcGIS Server which is VERY easy to deploy on AWS
for a small webpage/server, perhaps linode or digital ocean. I find heroku nice for free hosting, but they are a bit pricy for paid services. I do love how easy it is to push code to heroku (especially with ruby on rails). if you never used amazon and only want to use it for a year, their micro instance is free for one year.
for large scaling systems and a suite of services, I would suggest AWS. they have so many services it confuses the heck out of me sometimes. if you want low cost high performance, especially for development digital ocean seems better for this.
i never used Azure, cant comment on it. Also there was a company that basically rented physical servers at a cheap price, from what I remember they had the best performance per cost that I have seen. Also another obvious consideration is software/applications - some tie in better than others. for instance, I use ArcGIS Server which is VERY easy to deploy on AWS