Linode works pretty well for me; I understand that some have EC2 working as well, but I’ve not taken the time to try that.
There area a couple of different ways, as well, with Linode to create base images and speed new server deployments. I personally store my base images off-line and copy up when I spin up a new VM. The offer quite a bit of flexibility, and their virtual environment is all KVM-based now (only legacy VMs are using Xen anymore). But plan for your own redundancy, backups, etc. This is true with any provider… But Linode, in particular, doesn’t support live migrations and such—so if they have server issues and your VM is on that server, you’re environment would be down otherwise. On July 25, 2017 at 6:27:47 PM, R0me0 *** (knight....@gmail.com(mailto:knight....@gmail.com)) wrote: > Vultr/Linode I already tested and are good choices. > > DigitalOcean - If you used disk encryption, they corrupt your disk
