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Even not supporting start scripts, isn't there any provider besides amazon and GC that would allow me to send the same cmd to multiple windows instances after they're deployed ?

I use Amazon SES for a similar purpose. 10 cents a month for every 1,000 emails. Plugs directly into Postfix very easily, and probably other MTAs as well. In my world, my VPSes, web contact forms,

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I had not heard of s3rsync until just now ... I think this is a bit different because it is specifically tied to the Amazon cloud (and specifically to S3) whereas running arbitrary rclone commands all

3900x in low stock selling for around $900 ATM on amazon and newegg

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Amazon and Microsoft Azure are both in San Paolo now. Of course, not for LET rates...

if you want a Premium one Amazon Simple Mail is quite good used them on a number of occasions . when needed for Mass sending , but in your case if less than 500 a day you would simple just use a Gmail

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If you all up these resources you get from Google, Amazon.... should be enough to run a summer host for 2-3 months and then make a run.

How much compute power is there in a vCPU? I remember when Amazon stated in the early days of EC2 that a VM was equivalent to 1.7Ghz AMD Opteron or some other such chip.

If you really want to use a selfhosted solution, use a smtp relay to send emails (e.g. Mailchannels, @Jamie_DreamIT is also working on one). Amazon SES is also great (except for changing the Message-I

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Amazon SES.

Amazon SES is very cheap, and also already used Google SMTP. Is good too for you who have small mail bounce.

Amazon SES is very cheap