simple python hosting

[Blaine Booher]

Hi guys. Anyone know of a good hosting site that can do small projects? I'm thinking on the order of $10/mo.

I've found several highly scalable hosts that offer free hosting for small projects, which is great, but then when you jump to non-free it seems like they give you way more power than you need. DotCloud, for example, offers free and $100/mo but apparently nothing in between? https://www.dotcloud.com/pricing/

What about webfaction? http://www.webfaction.com/services/hosting

What do you guys use?

Sincerely,
Blaine Booher

Clifton Labs, Inc

(513)-400-5606 (work)

(937)-570-9336 (cell)

[William Malinowski]

I use web faction for my hosting.

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[Chris Ridenour]

I use heroku for all my personal stuff. A single web worker is free and adding a free memcache server, free DB - it's usually more than enough. 

Of course once you start to go above and beyond, it's usually pretty pricey. 

In the past I also used Rackspace Cloud to just have a cheap VPS.

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[Blaine Booher]

cool. thanks. webfaction looks nice, i'm going to give it a go I think. I'm learning flask as we speak. fun stuff.

Sincerely,
Blaine Booher

Clifton Labs, Inc

(513)-400-5606 (work)

(937)-570-9336 (cell)

[Tom Willis]

I've been using webfaction for ages, and couldn't be happier with it. I wouldn't say it's simple though. You still kind of have to know how everything works. 

This showed up on reddit today and it looks pretty damn sweet.

http://www.pythonanywhere.com/pricing/

check the screencast

http://youtu.be/M3jQN38Sr1Y

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[Britton]

I've been investigating the same thing, and came across two
interesting websites if you're considering a budget VPS solution:

http://www.lowendbox.com/
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/

From there I found three vendors:

http://hostigation.com/
http://securedragon.net/
http://buyvm.net

buyvm was my preferred, but they are always out of stock...

webfaction, dreamhost, and linnode always seem to be recommended,
however.

-B.

On Apr 21, 7:04 pm, Blaine Booher <bgboo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys. Anyone know of a good hosting site that can do small projects? I'm
> thinking on the order of $10/mo.
>
> I've found several highly scalable hosts that offer free hosting for small
> projects, which is great, but then when you jump to non-free it seems like
> they give you way more power than you need. DotCloud, for example, offers
> free and $100/mo but apparently nothing in between?https://www.dotcloud.com/pricing/
>

> What about webfaction?http://www.webfaction.com/services/hosting

[John Back]

I haven't gone through and read the whole thread, but what about slicehost/rackspace?

At 1.5/c hour that's something like 11 dollars a month.

http://slicehost.com/

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