• @carrylex@lemmy.world
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    139 days ago

    I don’t want to say anything against their efforts because competition in a market is always great, but their product pricing and setup is just laughable.

    Example: 4vCPU 16GB RAM Instance

    • Stackit(Scharz/Lidl): 120€/month, 4 locations
    • AWS: 110€/month, with saving plan: 60€/month, 30+ locations
    • OVH: 70€/month, 16+ locations
    • Hetzner: 7-12€/month, 5 locations

    For who is the pricing designed? Super big companies where management is dumb enough to buy that crap? “We have to host there because our companies CEO knows their CEO” situations?

    There are a ton of other EU companies that get the job done a lot better.

    • @dogs0n@sh.itjust.works
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      69 days ago

      It’s not as bad as it seems in my quick little research. They don’t have the scale of the other BIG cloud providers, so I could understand why it could be more expensive, but apparently for compute-optimized loads, they are the cheapest (of the big ones).

      Their storage is also apparently the cheapest compared to other BIG providers.

      If they are going for a higher service level and featureset than the cheapest clouds, then that also explains the price.

      Anyways, think this one example doesnt paint the picture properly (according to quick research, so I may be wrong, lemme know if u know i am).