So how does your app get propagated to new VPS's? Also - how does Amazon decide when to allocate more RAM? Is it when your VPS starts using swap? What if you run out of disk space bc of a runaway lo

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One thing that Amazon S3 does best which your VPS can't do is drain your wallet.

after amazon fired their customer support. alpharacks hires them.

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Google has it. Amazon has it. @leapswitch has it, do has it (sort of). Not exactly rocket science.

https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/autoscaling/

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This is not the case with Amazon, or Google. Both have auto scale that can increase RAM and CPU on the fly to accomodate any traffic spike. That's of course if you have the money to pay for it.

If it's from reputable vendors, like Amazon, yes, the unsubscribe link will work. But from spammers? They put your e-mail on a more expensive list and sell it to someone else.

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If I have WordPress running on an Amazon VPS instance or whatever it's called... how exactly is that propagated across the globe, etc?

„bezos amazon business ethics“

That Amazon stuff is corporate bullshit made for corporate people who like or have to buy corporate bullshit to make their corporation happy. Compliance and so on... So it's probably great in that cor

If you don't need Amazon infrastructure and APIs, don't use them. Be happy with your VPS. Enjoy your life.

+ the price could not suitable for my projects e.g last month I spend 800GB bandwidth from my 12$/Yr VPS which Amazon could bill for 18.4$ for a month .

Amazon API (programmable)

I was browsing a popular website I notice how fast Images were load , I checked img path I found it hosted at .s3.amazonaws.com subdomain I checked it on whatsmydns.net showed me multiple IP addresse

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