@mwl man, I use Vultr, I don't like this, what do I do?
15 comments
@overeducatedredneck @mwl I don't know man, I really don't. I thought maybe Digital Ocean, but it's still proprietary. @Mirk0dex @overeducatedredneck Email can be handled on DO VMs with SES on AWS. @overeducatedredneck @Mirk0dex @mwl We use SES on AWS for email with all our Digital Ocean VMs. Barely costs a thing, easy to setup with Exim or Postfix. @outofcontrol @Mirk0dex @mwl So... That misses a few points. If I were Ok with AWS handling my outbound email, I'd probably just be leaving everything as-is, which is having google handle it for me. I'm bailing on google because it's the enshittocene, and I want as few proprietary layers (especially big tech controlled) in my infrastructure as possible. (I'm a professional SRE, and I have run a lot of infra on AWS. I know what their services do.) @overeducatedredneck @Mirk0dex @mwl Can you expand from an SES point of view some of the issues? @overeducatedredneck @mwl I'm looking for some other VPS providers, I've found Ionos (https://www.ionos.com), their prices start from $2/month. But it'd definitely be a downgrade specs-wise. Also, not free/libre and I haven't looked at their ToS yet. @mwl so, I sent them a support ticket saying that I do not accept their updated ToS and I want my credit refunded, which I cannot check because I can't login into the web interface. Let's see what they reply. @Mirk0dex @mwl Check out the linked reddit thread they have instructions on how to cancel w/o agreeing to the new TOS beforehand (which they try to force you to do ) @Mirk0dex@social.linux.pizza @mwl@io.mwl.io cool, well, it's good that my internet is setup. This is annoying, because it means I'll need to shut down and migrate my instance a lot sooner than anticipated. Thanks for the headache, vultr. |
@Mirk0dex you back up your systems, power off at the command line, and restore elsewhere without logging into the gui.
also use their support page to send a message that you don't accept the new ToS.