Cloud infrastructure providers.
Amazon's cloud platform offering hundreds of on-demand infrastructure services, from compute and storage to managed databases and machine learning.
Microsoft's cloud computing platform providing virtual machines, managed services, and deep integration with the .NET and Windows ecosystem.
Google's cloud platform spanning compute, storage, and data analytics services, notable for BigQuery and Kubernetes-native tooling.
A developer-friendly cloud provider known for straightforward pricing and simple virtual machines called Droplets, plus managed databases and Kubernetes.
A developer-focused cloud provider known for simple, predictably priced virtual machines, now operating as part of Akamai's cloud computing services.
Oracle's cloud platform, notable for an Always Free tier that includes small compute instances and storage with no time limit on the free usage.
A cloud compute provider offering hourly-billed virtual machines across a large number of global data center locations, popular for quick, low-cost test servers.
A German cloud provider known for notably low per-hour VM pricing and European data centers, a common pick for indie developers and small teams running their own infrastructure.