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Honestly with that kind of attitude just stay with amazon xD. Shit happens and you didn't have any automatic redundancy plan in place. Your fault and your fault alone.

Amazon SES would cost you around $0.05/m + data transfer fees. Mailjet and SendGrid has free plans too. Personally hate sendgrid (aweful deliverability) and not tried mailjet.

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Hosted in Germany (Amazon DC).

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So which city would that be exactly...? Do you think Queens, NY, would accept us since they rejected Amazon...? (Image)

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Depending on when is your next due date with Amazon it'd be worth waiting.

I serve static files (images and videos) of my website from Amazon S3. It is fast and reliable but as the volume increases the price is not affordable for me ($22/mo for storage for 1TB + traffic).

Don't miss out @FR_Michael too! Or you could just reserve an elastic IP (or do they call it dedicated IP on their lightsail lineup?) on AWS.

or well known companies like Leaseweb, Amazon, Google, Microsoft.

The idea is to have outside review, with the hope of catching anything your internal team may have missed. If you're a huge organization (e.g. Amazon or Google) with serious internal security enginee

I read GCP only supports IPv6 in the load balancer, not on VMs. Which I think is a joke. IPv6 support in the cloud isn't what it should be. For example Amazon only allows a couple of IPv6 addresses pe

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So what? Amazon, ebay, etc flourish

Afaik most of the big guys do this? DO, AWS (Lightsail), Linode, Vultr all charges for BW overage (DO and Linode charging 2c/GB, AWS and Vultr depends on the location). iirc all has alerting features

What's the point of using an email relay if you get a dedicated IP? You can get one for $3.5 from Amazon themselves (Lightsail), and you have to manage reputation, etc. by yourself.