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[Matthew]

I did a longer writeup over here, but the short version of TIGSource hosting:

- These days TIGSource lives on a $10/mo VPS at Digital Ocean

- That's a referral link! It gives you $10 credit on signup and then $25 to this account once you spend $25.

- If you're looking at hosting for your projects, the $5/mo tier will probably cover your needs.  I'd recommend ServerPilot for server management and to set up the initial Apache/Nginx/MySQL/etc stack.

Happy to answer any hosting/tech questions here!

[quantumpotato]

Is this still active?

[Matthew]

Is this still active?

You mean, is TIGSource still hosted on Digital Ocean?  Yeah, is--chugs along on the $10/mo tier.

[quantumpotato]

Is this still active?

You mean, is TIGSource still hosted on Digital Ocean?  Yeah, is--chugs along on the $10/mo tier.

Right on -- I meant the referral link. I bought a DO droplet earlier this year for some game testing. Will keep the Tig link in mind for future use.

[Kaleb Grace]

This is actually quite useful! I've been using ServInt for several years, and they've been great, but I have plans to greatly scale down the amount of content I'm hosting. This means I'm looking at something with fewer resources, and with a smaller price tag.

Do you know if Digital Ocean/ServerPilot can operate as an email server? I send and receive a lot of my mail through various accounts on my KalebGrace.com domain, and while I could bite the bullet and move entirely to Gmail or something, I still need to make sure I can at least still receive mail coming to this domain.

Anyway, nice thread and I'll be checking out Digital Ocean in more detail soon! =}

EDIT: Found this Digital Ocean article about email servers. I'm going to try going with the free Zoho Mail.

[cjke.7777]

A little bit of a necro post - but want to +1 for Digital Ocean.
I host quite a few clients on them, and have never had any issues. I use a mixture of serverpilot and laravel forge, depending on the project.