Many of us work in jobs that requires business continuity. What makes you think your data is 100% safe because it's in a datacenter? You know Amazon got fucking rich because they have so many zones

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If you are using Amazon SES, they provide this:

This page here is an amazon phishing page https://routinegenauigkeit.downu.net/?GLBCgVnXffLZML

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The best bit is, the storage server, (which i paid double for, as aformentioned), which was as expected terminated and then reprovisioned is just broken. The storage disk is pending for the last 2 day

hand is your. Everything on dedi, vps, google, amazon etc... are their and they can lock you out if they want.

And refund itself is a big issue with amazon !! My sister had ordered asus vivobook few months back, it was damaged they replaced but sent damaged product once again. Then she asked to them to refund.

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And amazon does not even care about it. Everytime I get a small paper inside order asking me to write a 5 star review and get 100INR. I sent screenshots of those to amazon support team several times b

i hate shit like that so much. If we ignore the ToS part of it, it makes every review questionable. On amazon, a shitload of sellers also do this and i did once review an item with 5* which i bought b

personally aws lightsail discount.

* Images. Build from a Dockerfile on top of a platform base image, import any container image from a registry, or point at a git repo. Base images are published and signed by us and synced into your i

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If you're genuinely worried about that then I dont think you should be going for a LET host and instead go for Amazon or Oracle or whatnot. I personally dont keep any critical data on any of my LET ho

I usually just buy the 10GTek SFP+ cards off Amazon. I don't see a reason to pay 3x+ more for the x710 ones really.

So if you don't trust your provider, then simply buy directly from Amazon or other similar websites.

Good routing/peering toward Amazon AS16509 / AWS us-east-2 is much more important than physical location

I'm using mxroute and namecrane - both are working perfect for me. Using Amazon SES for my bulk sending though. This setup is great