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In loved with Linode
January 25, 2021

In loved with Linode

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Linode

We use Linode as qa/staging and production servers for the engineering department to support our products. It serves as a backend platform for all of our apps.
  • Easily to maintain
  • Price is awesome
  • Support is easily accessible
  • More datacenters across the globe, south america really needs one
  • Others OS flavors
  • More ips available
  • Scalability
  • Easy development
  • Low budget consumption
The billing process is way easier with Linode. Linode's servers feel way faster and have good connectivity with places we really need. Stack scripts to help building up servers are another great feature alongside their forum and Q&A.
Support is very personalized and is very quickly as well, giving us the confidence we need to partner up with them.
Every time I need their support is a pleasant experience. It doesn't matter the subject, they will try their best to help with less friction as possible.
We consider Linode as a "Buy and Hold" company, it has everything we currently need and what they provide is first class service. We couldn't be happier with them. They are definitely a trustworthy company and we really value that. Billing is always correct, servers are always up, and support always work.
Uptime is always important and for us it's really something we care about. With dozen of apps online and a couple of million users using those apps every single day, you could imagine what would happen if we switch to a company not committed to being reliable. Only good things to talk about it.
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
Honestly, [Linode] suits very well for every case I can think of. It can serve you a very cheap server very cheap and you can scale it later when needed. The only thing during scaling, there is a down time and possibly a migration that needs to happen but nothing that can't be manageable.