There are just two things I’m missing:
- snapshots for volumes!!!
- restricting the dns api token (I don’t want to give one acme solver full access to 20+ domains)
- Separate account per domain .. which is a lot of work, see acceptation process in other comments
- Use a NS record for _acme-challenge.domain.tld when having the DNS hosted elsewhere and point this to the Hetzner DNS serversThe link to the page with the new prices didn’t have some overview of the changes, and figuring out how much more I was going to pay was frustratingly hard.
Hetzner’s article[1] just clearly explained why they increased their prices and had a table with the new prices.
I really appreciate that no-bs way of communicating.
[0] https://www.digitalocean.com/blog/new-4-dollar-droplet-updat...
[1] https://docs.hetzner.com/general/others/price-adjustment/
So I had customers who weren’t able to visit my website hosted on DO. Their provider refused to unblock the IP range, because there were a lot of attacks coming from there. DO doesn’t seem to care a lot about reputation.
I signed up as a European company, it was quite easy for Hetzner to check that I’m a legit customer.
And that’s probably their target group. Companies in Europe and the US. Hobbyists who just run one cheap server for fun are not a huge profit, but high risk to be fraudulent.