HostPro vs Vultr for a Python application
I need a VPS for a Python application with PostgreSQL and a few background workers. I’m currently comparing Vultr and hostpro.com.
The budget is around $20/month, and I need root access because I’ll be managing the entire stack myself.
Hostpro.com looks appealing because their VPS plans use KVM virtualization and NVMe storage. Vultr obviously has a lot of experience with cloud infrastructure, so I’m wondering how the two compare in terms of performance and reliability for a relatively small production application.
Any experience with both?
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