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Misc Info on : How to select a small cloud/VPS hosting plan

Plesk (Hosting/Cloud-Hosting Control Panel) is not free; however, VPS provider such as Vultr might offer Web Admin SE version for free
Plesk Documentation and Help Portal
https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/deployment-guide/79348/
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AWS lightsail looks to be a good choice for very small cloud based hosting. For VPS
Price starting at USD 3.50/month, though $5 plan might be the minimum plan that anyone needs to go with
Though have seen Vultr, Upcloud, Digital Ocean $5 plan outperform AWS lightsail for $5 plans
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Comparisons:
June 2019 - DigitalOcean vs. Lightsail vs. Linode vs. UpCloud vs. Vultr
https://joshtronic.com/2019/06/03/vps-showdown-digitalocean-lightsail-linode-upcloud-vultr/
Finds upcloud to be the top one, though digitalocean still gets good points.
Though can be biased. Better to check for yourself. I probably did not get impressed at least for usability of the initial screens and options
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I am personally more biased towards AWS Lightsail and Vultr - though in the above comparison Vultr performance is mixed in terms of speed related metrics; same for AWS light sail. AWS lightsail has more storage though. Giving the options at deployment such as option for a control panel, and open source apps - I found better in Vultr and Lightsail. Though WHM/Cpanel or similar, Centos 7, Magento, Python Tools were my primary areas of concerns. Upcloud, and digital ocean seem lacked there. Though digital ocean gives many more options for other tools where Vultr provides a balance. I did not feel good about upcloud so far. AWS in general not the Lightsail will give way more options than the others; however, we are talking about small and simple plans.
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Magento on Ubuntu : How to
https://upcloud.com/community/tutorials/install-magento-open-source-ubuntu/
You might find magento come bundled with Ubuntu and can install in one click. Both for AWS light sail and Vultr. Did not see for Digital Ocean

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