Just a heads up for people using Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3). An empty S3 bucket with all its contents deleted could continue to be charged for usage. You may need to delete that bucket itself

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I think thats why I was so attracted to this forum, low end talk. People always tell me I can't do this or that, but somehow I manage to make it work. Not everyone can be Rackspace or Amazon.

Create subkeys for general use, and keep the master key under a hardware encrypted USB stick in my home. I also keep a double encrypted version in Amazon's S3 (just in case).

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Amazon services are ridiculously expensive over time, far more than the google plan which is not too terrible.

Also check Amazon Glacier.

Amazon EC2 micro is free for a year, and Google Cloud is free for 2 months

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You can also consider AWS Free tier - http://aws.amazon.com/free/

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It's not intuitive. Amazon's S3 UI doesn't look great, but it's fast and thought out. I would like to see all the records in a domain without scrolling the whole page, I would like a search bar, I wou

Amazon route53 or clouddns.net, both working fine for us

I am against Route53, because it's amazon.

If only Rage4 is as cheap/cheaper than Amazon for high amount of DNS Queries. I paid 2 Euro last month just for hitting a little bit over 250k requests in ONE of my domains. I've moved my busy traffic

Voting Rage4. If you ever need GeoDNS, it's miles ahead of Route53 - which only does 'latency based routing' to the nearest Amazon datacenter, not any location.

Also, you can take a look to Amazon Route53 for DNS management.

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Go ahead and use Amazon EC2. I don't think they will complain as long as you pay.

Use Amazon S3 to keep your backups.