Is cheap cloud hosting not cheap enough for you? Can you really get a VPS for free? Yes! In this video we review a variety of offers from various providers. Some are 1-year trials, some are shorter-term trials, and some are truly free VPS hosting forever.
This is a video follow-up to our article on Free VPS Providers.
Providers mentioned:
Big Public Clouds
- Oracle Cloud
- Amazon Free Tier
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud Free Program
- IBM Cloud Free Tier
- Alibaba Cloud Free Trial
Free Trials – Other Players
Ultra-Short-Term Trials
Long Term Really Free
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Awesome!
Thanks for reading Anubhav!
oracle is long term as well
Have you tried it, Steven?
cant register on EuServ.com help me please.
1.5 years enjoying free box from Evolutions, fast and stable =)
I’ve tried DigitalOcean, Linode, AWS, Azure, IBM, Oracle, Google Cloud and more. If you need a VPS for a web server or other 24/7 use, those who offer a plain month fee are the best (DO, Linode, etc.). If you are going to use a VPS for a short task (processing video, images, etc.) Big Tech options (AWS, Azure, etc.) offer a good flexible solution. In addition to this, for serverless solutions, I found AWS (and their Lambda, API Gateway services) the best choice.
For “always free” alternatives, you can consider these options: Katacoda, OnWorks, DistroTest, CoCalc. There are not exactly VPS, but they can be used almost like a regular server. You can also try RS1 VPS (rs1.es): it’s a shared server in which you can run containers.