It is cheaper than AWS's Casio as a Service and for small sites you barely notice the difference.
Then again AWS's Casio as a Service is available in a HIPAA compliant form.
Actually, HIPAA auditors would probably love a webserver running on a Casio since the hardware can be closely vetted and won't randomly change.
If you use an an alt-CaaS you'll won't benefit from Infinidash integration, but then again you won't have the Infinidash configuration learning curve to deal with so it could still end up a net positive.
Sure, but with fixed hardware resources you risk the site going down with traffic spikes like this, with AWS you have access to calculatorless options that can easily scale to handle increased request volume.
Is that their competing product offering to match virtualizaled calculators delivered by hyperdivisor?
Pen and paper!
> AWS's Casio as a Service
AWS Cassiopeia
maybe he has reverse proxy to house because no public ip with ports for hosting?
I would argue it's not really hosted on the Casio then, since it's only static content the reverse proxy cache would hit 100% every time, except on TTL.
Maybe it's just a forwarding setup with no caching?