@outofboundcats doctl (DO's cli) does the same spin-up-run-teardown flow if you ever want to compare notes, been using it for CI jobs. how's the Vultr API been treating you?
@OliGila worth throwing DigitalOcean into that comparison too, droplets start cheap and the network/support side has been solid for me. not always the lowest sticker price but predictable
@ziwenxu_ $14 for one prompt is wild lol. my $6 droplet running Claude Code remote costs less than that for a whole month and I'm not on per-prompt pricing
@andybuildsapps been doing exactly this on a $6/mo DO droplet, remote Claude Code setup's been solid for months. doctl makes spinning boxes up/down for testing pretty painless too
@jaydrogers Netcup are also great, good pricing, a little more hassle with the account registration and server deployment but it is fine. @digitalocean is usually my preferred cloud provider.
@Cretec75@digitalocean@Vultr how's that really? They support the Hacktoberfest again this year as they've been doing for the last several years. Just wonder what do you mean exactly
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