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Cloud Providers & Hosting tools support a defined technical workload. Start with the systems, users and operating constraints the tool must cover before comparing individual features.
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- Technical owners responsible for the workload
- Operators who deploy, secure and support the system
- Teams evaluating integrations, cost and migration risk
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- Core workflow and platform coverage
- Deployment, identity and integration controls
- Administration, observability and recovery
Operating considerations
- Compatibility with the current environment
- Security, data location and access boundaries
- Migration effort, support and total operating cost
Selection checklist
- Write down the production workload, scale and failure scenarios.
- Test the most important integration and an export or recovery path.
- Verify current limits, licensing and support in official documentation.
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CapRover is a free, Apache-2.0-licensed PaaS built on Docker, Nginx and Let's Encrypt for deploying apps on your own servers, with no paid tier or vendor lock-in.
Contabo provides VPS options and S3-compatible object storage for teams that operate their own infrastructure.
Coolify is a free, open-source PaaS you install on your own server to deploy apps, databases and 280+ one-click services, with an optional $5/month Coolify Cloud convenience tier.
DigitalOcean provides Linux virtual machines, managed Kubernetes, and application deployment services for teams building and operating web applications.
Fly.io runs applications on Fly Machines, with region placement and local persistent volumes for workloads that need storage.
GreenGeeks offers website hosting plans and VPS hosting for different levels of server control.
Hetzner offers virtual cloud servers, dedicated servers, and storage products for teams that operate their own infrastructure.
IBM Cloud offers compute, storage and platform services within IBM's broader technology portfolio.
Infomaniak is a Geneva-based Swiss cloud provider offering web/email hosting, cloud infrastructure and the kSuite productivity suite, with free and paid tiers.
IONOS (formerly 1&1) is a large European provider of web hosting, domains, managed cloud and IaaS (IONOS Cloud), operating in multiple countries as part of United Internet.
Leaseweb offers infrastructure products including dedicated servers and public cloud. Deployment choices vary by location and service.
Linode is part of Akamai Cloud, whose services include compute and supporting cloud infrastructure.
Microsoft's portfolio includes Azure cloud services, Microsoft 365 workplace tools, and Windows; each has separate products, licenses, and operating models.
Netlify builds and deploys static sites and frontend apps from Git, with deploy previews, serverless/edge functions, a free tier and credit-based paid plans.
OVHcloud offers self-service public cloud compute, bare-metal dedicated servers, storage and web hosting with pay-as-you-go pricing from its own European data centers.
Platform.sh has rebranded as Upsun; platform.sh now redirects to upsun.com. The Git-based environment and deployment model continues under the new name.
Railway deploys apps, managed databases and background jobs from a Git repo or image, billing per-second for the compute, memory and disk actually used.
Render hosts web services, workers and other application components from repositories or images.
Vercel deploys frontend and full-stack JavaScript apps (notably Next.js, which it maintains) from Git, with preview deployments and edge/serverless functions.
Vultr offers cloud compute, Kubernetes and storage products for application hosting.
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