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Lot of sales for 4th of july (and ongoing ones) where you can pay $10-$14 for a YEAR of a small cheap VPS. Usually only has 1GB of memory, but that's plenty to play around with and learn. If nothing else, a good cheap ipv4 you can use for some port forwarding. There are lots of options, but I've used racknerd and ethernetservers which have been fine.

I have my own server at home, but I bought two small ones to start learning Ansible with in a risk free way. Eventually plan to redo my main server with a complete Ansible setup, really want to hop on that "infrastructure as code" train.

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[–] SamSpudd@lemmy.lukeog.com 18 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Problem is Oracle sometimes just hates people, so declines all attempts to get the Free Tier.

I know from experience

[–] dustojnikhummer@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

If only sometimes. My company relies on Oracle...