start working on support for Xen, OpenVZ, Bhyve, Amazon EC2 or Docker containers.

I do understand that you cannot support 30K customers at the same time, that is why I think I should move to Amazon or Rackspace, where they are able to do so.

Cloud solutions do not seem to fit my needs, e.g. Google Drive (cheap, but no Linux client, fuse mount way to slow), Hubic (very cheap, but also too slow), Amazon S3 (too expensive).

Or depending on budget just got with Amazon or ask Rackspace for one of their developer packages. They used to have a deal for developers to give you access to their cloud platform at very reduced rat

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So how is this different than Mandrill, Amazon SES, etc.?

Did you happen to shop on Amazon?

PRTG is amazing. Like you however, we limited it to sFlow and critical infrastructure. (Also tied into amazon messaging for alerts). For other monitoring we use a variety of other, more cost effec

For "safe" storage, I don't think anyone can match the prices of Amazon - or no one has the capital to have three data center redundancy and own their own hardware.

No one seems to have noticed that the guy is in India. Sorry, he can't buy guns to shoot the squirrels and most of your amazon links are not going to work for him either.

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Off loaded Database servers (MySQL, Mongo, etc.) with multiple location would be cool (distributed would be a plus)! Amazon's lowest plan is $12 a month.

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You mean goodhosting.co has so much traffic it'd be $1000 per month? Even if he was hosting on Amazon and paying 10 cents a GB that'd be 10TB of traffic. There's no way that many people are looking

Never tried it as I've never had a similar problem, but maybe something similar to this: http://www.amazon.com/Yard-Sentinel-Electronic-Control-Repeller/dp/B005KNVH18

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