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I created a service to easily deploy modern apps to VPS. Like Vercel but separating control plane and servers.
Supporting both CPU and GPU servers.
Similar to Coolify but much easier and cheaper to use.
Though not intended for reliable, professional, and/or commercial use, Oracle Always Free⁰ is free cloud VPS (24GB RAM [ARM], 200GB, 10TB transfer, IP) and Scaleway Stardust¹ is no-additional-cost data transfer capped at 100mbps (€3.43/mo: 1GB RAM, 10GB, IP). Maybe it goes without saying, but don't mess around on the info requested when creating an account - they won't. If you're not interested in sysadmin work... we…
'Oracle Always Free' is routinely canceled after 2-3 months, however I heard some people using it for years without issues.
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I also planning to move workloads from public clouds - it is expensive and too complicated. I created a service to easily deploy modern apps to VPS. Like Vercel but separating control plane and servers. Supporting both CPU and GPU servers. Similar to Coolify but much easier and cheaper to use.
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How smooth is the signup process? I remember reading they require passport copy etc, which makes me uncomfortable
Not in my experience (I have a EU address and payment card). The sign up was smooth and easy.
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Not in my experience (I have a EU address and payment card). The sign up was smooth and easy.
I have an American address and card. I suppose I have to provide extensive documentation then?
I also planning to move workloads from public clouds - it is expensive and too complicated. I created a service to easily deploy modern apps to VPS. Like Vercel but separating control plane and servers. Supporting both CPU and GPU servers. Similar to Coolify but much easier and cheaper to use.
Though not intended for reliable, professional, and/or commercial use, Oracle Always Free⁰ is free cloud VPS (24GB RAM [ARM], 200GB, 10TB transfer, IP) and Scaleway Stardust¹ is no-additional-cost data transfer capped at 100mbps (€3.43/mo: 1GB RAM, 10GB, IP). Maybe it goes without saying, but don't mess around on the info requested when creating an account - they won't. If you're not interested in sysadmin work... we…
'Oracle Always Free' is routinely canceled after 2-3 months, however I heard some people using it for years without issues.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
'Oracle Always Free' is routinely canceled after 2-3 months, however I heard some people using it for years without issues.
Have you tried to provision them? Those free instances are usually out of capacity Edit: replied to the wrong comment
Then you can get $5K ($4K actual) package by using a code from Mercury bank or Secret plan purchase ($200).