Every time I want to be dismissive of the product, it's exceeded what I believed to be an extremely unlikely to meet set of expectations.
They've clearly got some pretty competent people. I'd love to draft them somehow
Beyond that, the services of namecheap Ava digital ocean. They clearly have developers who rely on the product. All the elements are there and they work well.
Azure's python libraries I find way easier than AWS's boto3, which for some reason always reminds me of dbus programming. I keep meaning to try Google's bud I haven't yet.
I also have been meaning to write one that somehow transparently uses things like rsync/scp with some partitioning strategy so you can migrate say a personal project costing you $50/month, generating you $0 and used by only a few dozen people to potentially a lot less.
(I've got numerous large scale efforts that almost nobody uses...)