>"Scaleway's compute is more like Amazon EC2" - meaning they give less and charge more. Thanks but I'll pass.
Hardware I rend from Hetzner is usually 16 core AMD with 128GB RAM and couple of nvme's. Never had single failure. Of course I periodically buy new server, do deploy. Old one becomes standby and standby of the old gets cancelled.
Scaleway's offer of the same computing power is highly unattractive comparatively.
What I mean is Scaleway is more dynamic cloud-like. You spin stuff up and pay by the hour. It's not really as cost effective for static 24/7 stuff just like Amazon isn't.
That's exactly what I meant by Hetzner being more traditional.
Hardware I rend from Hetzner is usually 16 core AMD with 128GB RAM and couple of nvme's. Never had single failure. Of course I periodically buy new server, do deploy. Old one becomes standby and standby of the old gets cancelled.
Scaleway's offer of the same computing power is highly unattractive comparatively.