Amazon EC2 has a Brazil location, and assuming your 70GB of bandwidth usage is roughly evenly up/down and you were willing to pay in advance for a reserved instance, it'd work out <$15/mo.

@raindog308 with some of your tasks you might want to look into if it's possible to use Amazon Lambda which will do away with the need for many servers to just run your code/scripts related to logisti

* Pick a premium host and just trust that they'll be up, and host MySQL on that (brains can access via firewalled 3306, etc.). E.g, an Amazon or an Azure. Or a WiredTree or a KnownHost. The problem

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Reliable is the hard part. We've tried dozens of providers in Brazil and Amazon is the most reliable.

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* big public cloud places like Amazon, Azure, etc.

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I use Pydio on my Kimsufi, for managing files on my Amazon Cloud Drive (that's mounted via FUSE)

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This guy seems suspicious and keep changing "company" LuLz

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Amazon EC2, by itself, won't give you 100% uptime. One of the EC2 we are using just randomly rebooted weeks ago, and you can imagine it's due to some hardware problem and they have to do dead-migratio

I've managed Clusters in Amazon, 500, 700 servers using the latest technology to run HA websites.

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I was told by my Software Developer to consider MS Azure or Amazon AWS. I believe there are better smaller companies that provide personalized Managed Server that are equally better to these giant co

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Amazon S3 might be your answer if you don't care price

Read this yesterday at noon, planned on changing pw upon returning home and did not. TV was running on my home pc, W10, without autolock. They logged in, opened my browser, navigated to ebay, bought 4