Not only DO Singapore affected. Same goes to Amazon AWS Singapore. I read some of them move their DO/AWS to other location first.

I want to try out Sendy, but without Amazon SES... I've read mixed content, but not sure if people are using it successfully without SES service with their own MTA. Any views on it ? buying Sendy won

Or, if you don't wish to re-invent bicycle entirely, try Sendy.co and Amazon SES. That can send more than 400k messages daily even on its lowest speed, and takes care of mail delivery/complaints.

Let me know if you want me to help you send those emails. It will be using Amazon SES.

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For static web pages you can host them on Amazon S3, with their static website hosting feature. They have powerful servers and you don't have to worry about DDoS protection and auto scaling. Or check

Unless you are ready to battle the above problems 24/7/365.25, I recommend using Amazon SES as the cheapest 3-rd party solution, talking of cost-performance. It handles the above nightmare issues itse

I am a Cloudways customer. And what I love there is that they have an amazing team of customer service available every time. They provide three kinds of VM's DigitalOcean, Amazon, & Google Com

@Vita Sendy is for Amazon SES, it is a little costly compared to my budget, so I'm looking to setup my own system as an experiment and exercise.

Amazon Glacier?

they are expensive and mandrill and amazon does not give us email sending platform" It costs me $200 to send 1 million emails, for that money i can have a decent dedicated server with full /

Amazon said they only need to reboot 10%, but that's because they "have built the capability to live-update the vast majority of our fleet".

I don't think there's any provider here that's HIPAA/FERPA compliant, has GPU instances, etc. There are some services that only Amazon (and the other big companies) can provide, services that many cor

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I would go with Amazon, if I were you.

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Amazon sucks.

Minecraft uses(used?) Amazon and it's down more often than any of my VPS's or dedicated servers.

You don't need Amazon EC2.

https://4sysops.com/archives/amazon-ec2-pricing-for-dummies-part-1-only-pay-for-what-you-use/