Every time I look at hetzner, I get stuck in EU only servers.
Also I go there in search of bare metal but get mostly cloud.
Are their cloud servers still better than AWS?
And are they more stable than Linode? Because I’ve had just enough server crashes and reboot with Linode that makes me question using them for anything serious.
Hi there, Can you be clearer with what you mean with you "get stuck in EU only servers"? Do you mean that something seems to go technically wrong on our website or user interface Hetzner Console? Or do you get personally distracted?
As someone else wrote below, we have Cloud servers on both the US East and West coasts (and Singapore). https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/general/locations --Katie, Hetzner
They've had cloud servers in the US for a while now (Virginia and Oregon), seems like "Shared Regular Performance" and "Dedicated General Performance" have US servers.
Every time I look at hetzner, I get stuck in EU only servers.
Also I go there in search of bare metal but get mostly cloud.
Are their cloud servers still better than AWS?
And are they more stable than Linode? Because I’ve had just enough server crashes and reboot with Linode that makes me question using them for anything serious.
Hi there, Can you be clearer with what you mean with you "get stuck in EU only servers"? Do you mean that something seems to go technically wrong on our website or user interface Hetzner Console? Or do you get personally distracted? As someone else wrote below, we have Cloud servers on both the US East and West coasts (and Singapore). https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/general/locations --Katie, Hetzner
They've had cloud servers in the US for a while now (Virginia and Oregon), seems like "Shared Regular Performance" and "Dedicated General Performance" have US servers.
I have 2 cloud servers (VPS), running on Ampere (ARM) for almost 2 years now and it's great.
Haven't had any crashes or major outages.
Yeah my concern is whether they perform better than comparable EC2 servers because EC2 has had notoriously bad performance historically, right?