Besides that - and given the limited BW and CPU anyway - it's definitely worth it as a backup/cold-storage server, much easier to use than Amazon/C14/Hubic/whatever homemade solutions.

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The only one in trial is going to be you by a moderator. You can't ask for trial Amazon accounts here, as those accounts were very likely provided in an illegal way. There is no way someone is going t

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I don't care if they are doing this from amazon or some other trials or what ever.

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I have noticed that for day to day web use, not all datacenter IPs are the same. Not only peering/speed seems to be an issue, but also certain IP ranged being blocked. Even Amazon EC2 IPs are not real

Another idea. Although you can use Amazon S3, there are several other S3 compatible storage providers - Delimiter is dirt cheap, throw BunnyCDN in front of it and you're off to the races.

I am actually, here's me sharing my knowledge to help someone out. Not everything is business. Tying your project to a single ecosystem like Amazon AWS leaves you at their mercy. Shift from AWS in thi

start ups that we migrated last month came from Amazon with huge bills (especially an alternative Android store which seems to grow fast) which is why I warned about being billed on traffic. With VC

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I agree with others that your bill will be ugly with Amazon, but if your business model supports such costs it's a good decision. Apart from that there is nothing wrong with your idea (maybe I don't u

I alrady speak with @speedykvm to see if they allow whitelabel to a specific external mail server IP or even a external mail service like Amazon SES and their response was no. Not even on V-Dedicated

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We have used a couple of hosting companies, DigitalOcean, Linode, ChicagoVps, Amazon AWS; none of them requires ID + credit card copy.

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Thanks - isn't lightsail a bit shit now though?

For India, Lightsail or DO will be the cheapest option.