Most Loved / Dreaded Cloud Platforms

[LoudLemur]

The Stackoverflow 2022 developer survey has been published. There is a section on Cloud Platforms. Cloudron wasn't mentioned. It might be a good idea to have Cloudron included as an option somewhere in the survey for next year.

https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/

[subven]

The survey is about IaaS and this is why software solutions like Cloudron are not mentioned. They could count under "managed hosting" however because this is what Cloudron essentially does.

[jdaviescoates]

@subven said in Most Loved / Dreaded Cloud Platforms:

They could count under "managed hosting" however because this is what Cloudron essentially does.

Well, no even that, really, because Cloudon don't host any data for anyone other themselves.

[subven]

@jdaviescoates they can offer "managed Cloudron" instances if they consider to partner with a hosting provider. An interesting thought ^^

[MooCloud_Matt]

@subven
That is already available, for example, MooCloud is an Official Cloudron Partner, and we offer Managed Cloudron.

[jdaviescoates]

@MooCloud_Matt yeah I think a few people do it.

Me and @thetomester13 were working on doing it too. That's stalled at the mo but I'm still intending of moving it forward when I've got a bit of capacity to give to it.

With that in mind a while back I was trying to see if we could get together a little Cloudron hosters/ sellers peer group together, see:

https://forum.cloudron.io/post/20475

[d19dotca]

@LoudLemur I'm surprised Vultr isn't on there. I'm definitely a fan of Vultr's pricing scales (they have many more instance types to choose from compared to DigitalOcean or Linode) for small businesses / freelance.