That is REALLY bad, I already get annoyed by the Amazon prime adverts between shows that they crank the volume RIGHT UP on.

There are lots that are doing failover IPs within the same datacenter. None that can do it between data centers, with the possible exception of Amazon Elastic IP (and now Azure), which is limited to t

I'm still waiting for Google to get into the VPS market (probably not going to happen, but amazon decided to make Lightsail so...)

If you use lightsail, that'll be $5/month minimum excluding networking over charge.

Have you tried resources from Azure/Google/Amazon/etc.? Usually the big dogs have some interesting allocations especially when you venture outside of their larger US POPs.

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If it was true cloud VPS the access worldwide should be same - very low ping and shorter route. As it’s true cloud I do believe should be GEO replicated and great speed in any country and if one regio

Maybe one day Amazon will make giant drones in the shape of clouds that house servers.

There are lots more on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Unlocked-Cell-Phones-5-above/

Looking for an android tablet (not too big) that has preferably long battery power (however can also be charged in car so not too much a problem) and really good GPS to act as a navigator in my parent

The problem with AMAZON is the price in Brazil (2x the same of the USA).

Well there is also Amazon Lightsail in Ireland (https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail/pricing/), isn't exactly cheap either, but still less than EC2 and you get access to the other AWS stuff as well (S3 in

Can't think of anything other than Amazon Web Services (AWS).

We use https://aws.amazon.com/efs/ in some of my clients infra

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You were talking about Etsy and Amazon so I disregarded it as irrelevant, and i saw earlier on your post that you thought there was no financial consequences to disputes. Please keep your posts concis

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So, if you bought something from Etsy, Amazon marketplace or a hosting company and have problems with your purchase - communicate with your seller! Ask them questions in a polite and respectful manner

they do have 600 Petabytes stored now. I personally do think around 1 Zettabyte, if the Backblaze has 600 Petabytes, what about Amazon and other big players like Microsoft and Google.

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