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Comparison between reputable LEB/LET Provider VPS's vs Amazon EC2
by Maounique ·(Quote) -
Comparison between reputable LEB/LET Provider VPS's vs Amazon EC2
by GIANT_CRAB ·The thing about Amazon AWS is that they have pretty huge pipes so it will take a really really huge DDoS to saturate their pipes with useless traffic. I'm not sure if RamNode have network pipes compar -
Comparison between reputable LEB/LET Provider VPS's vs Amazon EC2
by GIANT_CRAB ·You can read about the bandwidth prices here - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-lowers-its-pricing-again-free-inbound-data-transfer-and-lower-outbound-data-transfer-for-all-ser/ -
Comparison between reputable LEB/LET Provider VPS's vs Amazon EC2
by Nyr ·Amazon and big cloud providers are pretty reliable and dependable, but it's not only about that but all the additional features and services they offer. -
Linux VPS with 5-10 IPs
by dariobl ·The purpose of using the server will be legal and legit email marketing, my company is currently using services from email sending providers from mandrill, atompark and amazon ses, but they are expens -
Comparison between reputable LEB/LET Provider VPS's vs Amazon EC2
by decay ·But im wanting to know what peoples opinion is about Amazon EC2 instances. Sure, there is a pretty decent price gap between LEB offers vs Amazon EC2. But recently i have been looking at some of the LE -
Any cheap online image storage solution?
by HostAxa ·Dropbox, Amazon Prime Photos, Flickr? -
Enterprise grade secure domain registrars
by MrX ·MarkMonitor is used by some of the biggest names out there, such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook. -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by aglodek ·(Quote) -
Cheap Colo - what are your thoughts? RPI £2.50? (for small devices colo)
by MSPNick ·I foudn that you can buy RPI's on Amazon for £30.99 and RS online for £24.90 but they're out of stock.. -
Cheap Colo - what are your thoughts? RPI £2.50? (for small devices colo)
by HyperSpeed ·At the moment a RPI 2 is 44.96USD on Amazon (£29.00) -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by Silvenga ·DDoS of whom? Route53 or your sites? Amazon won't charge you, or suspend you for receiving DDoS attacks against their name servers. -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by mike0000 ·I've never really used the health checks/failover options. But you can see pricing here: https://aws.amazon.com/route53/pricing/ -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by Silvenga ·Yeah, now that I think, there was that earthquake 6 months ago that took out Amazon's west coast area. I still think they they're at 99.99% for the year though. (Image) -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by Maounique ·http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2012/10/22/amazon-cloud-outage-affecting-many-sites/ -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by Silvenga ·* 100% SLA (has Amazon's services ever been down?) -
Thinking of subscribing to a premium Managed DNS service.
by XIAOSpider97 ·How is route 53 by Amazon AWS? -
Any recommendations for self-hosted OneNote style application
by jbarr ·For subscriptions, keep an eye on Amazon for Office 365 Personal subscription key cards. Supports 5 PCs, totally legal, and as little as $69 US. -
Backup solutions?
by obh_ridwan ·You can try a safe place for your backup. you can try s3 amazon. -
Scalable cloud solution for startup web application
by Profforg ·(Quote)