Linode is super reliable with create customer support
June 10, 2022

Linode is super reliable with create customer support

👨🏼‍💻 Roy Verrips | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with Linode

I've been with Linode for more than 10 years now. There was a short period of time about 8 years ago when they were hit with DDOS attacks. Their clear communication during that time was what kept me with them while many started switching to other services, but they've proven to be reliable ever since and I have never found any reason to move away from them. Their Virtual Servers are still cheaper (and less complicated to set up) than the "Big" players like AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. For the last few years, I've deployed all my Linode services using forge.laravel.com - I'm not aware of any server deployment solution that could be more seamless.
  • Great Customer Support
  • Clear communication during major events
  • Slower to introduce "new" solutions such as S3 storage, Kubernetes, cloud functions, etc.
  • Ease of use and speed of deployment is greatest benefit
Linode's offering is almost identical to DigitalOcean's, but I find Linode's customer service better AWS, Azure and Google Cloud provide all services Linode does, but provides a much large set of other features and customizations.
Linode support is some of the best I've dealt with in any industry
Partnered with forge.laravel.com Linode provides effortless deployment of servers reducing the cost of configuration, management, etc.
Uptime for web bases solutions is critical - Linode's uptime is amazing!

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Did implementation of Akamai Cloud Computing go as expected?

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Would you buy Akamai Cloud Computing again?

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For a small number of single-purpose or bespoke virtual servers, Linode is my go-to solution. For something larger such as Kubernetes clusters, I would veer towards Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure.