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Free tier: 1 worker unit, apphb.com hostname
Pros: Auto scaling, Deploy with git, One of few PaaS for .NET apps
Limitations: No custom domain on free tier
Free tier: 750 hours/month of t2.micro instances
Limitations: Expires 12 months after sign-up
Free tier: 10 applications, 1 shared core, 1GB RAM and 1GB storage per application
Pros: Supports .NET, easy publishing directly from Git/GitHub/Bitbucket
Limitations: Cumulative limit for CPU (60 minutes allowed every 24 hours), No uptime SLA, No custom domain, No SSL
Free tier: 2340 shared CPU hours per month, 160GB outbound bandwidth per month (unlimited inbound), Unlimited IPv6 and 1 IPv4 Anycast IPs per active app, 10 active certificates per app
Limitations: No uptime SLA, No web app (access through CLI only)
Free tier: 1 shared node and 1 worker at max, 100MB storage, 1GB bandwidth/month, Custom domains
Pros: Supports .NET (4.6), PHP (5.3-5.5) and Node.js apps, MSSQL and MySQL databases, Easy publishing over FTP, WebDeploy or directly from Git/GitHub/Bitbucket
Exceeding the free tier: If CPU usage, RAM usage or bandwidth consumed reaches the limit within its timefame, the application goes offline until the counter resets
Free tier: Instantly deployed Node.js app with collaboration tool, 1000 project hours, 4000 requests/hour, 512MB ram, 200MB disk excluding node_modules, Custom domain
Pros: Based on Node.js, Online editor with real time collaboration, Live redeploy, Great for prototyping and collaboration
Limitations: Free tier instances will sleep after 5 mins of inactivity but will turn on when someone accesses the website
Free tier: 28 instance hours/day, 1GB outbound bandwidth/day, 1GB inbound bandwidth/day, 5GB Cloud storage, Shared memcache, 1000 search operations per day, 10MB search indexing, 100 emails per day
Pros: Managed, Autoscaling, Works well with other Google Cloud features (load balancing, datastores, etc.), Multiple languages supported
Limitations: Free tier only applies to a standard environment which supports Python, Java, PHP and Go
Free tier: 1 f1-micro instance per month (US regions only), 30GB-months HDD, 5GB-months snapshot, 1GB network egress from North America to all region destinations per month (excluding China and Australia)
Pros: Works well with other Google Cloud features (load balancing, datastores, etc.)
Limitations: Limited to US region only for now
Free tier: 512MB/month
Pros: Can deploy multiple smaller instance for free for a total of 512MB (4x128MB, 2x256MB…), Supports multiple languages (Java, JS, Go, PHP, Python Ruby), Supports containers
Free tier: 2 nano services, 1vCPU per service, 256MB of RAM per service, 2.5GB SSD per service, 100GB outbound bandwidth (unlimited inbound)
Pros: Native autoscaling, Intuitive web interface and CLI, Deploy with Git, Edge CDN, Cron background tasks, Good observability, Supports containers
Limitations: Custom domains not supported yet, Websockets not supported yet, No uptime SLA on free tier.
Free tier: 100GB bandwidth per month, 1 concurrent build, 300 build minutes/month, 125000 serverless function invocations per month, 100 form submissions per month, 1000 active Identity users per month, 2500 large media transformations per month
Pros: Deploy with Git, Edge CDN
Limitations: No site analytics on free tier
Free tier: 1 project, 2GB memory, 2GB storage, no custom domain
Pros: Gears can be used to deploy apps in a lot of languages and/or databases, Many deployment templates are provided
Limitations: Deployment requires installation of OpenShift app, Idle apps take longer to load (>30s)
Pros: Free forever virtual machines
Limitations: OS selection restricted to Oracle Enterprise Linux, CentOS and Ubuntu
Free tier: 512MB RAM, 1 vCPU
Pros: Always online, Unlimited build minutes
Limitations: No uptime SLA on free tier
Limitations: Only 99% uptime SLA, 3 projects, 2 plugins per project, 2 environments per project, 3 live deploys per environment
Free tier: 100GB bandwidth per month, 100GB-Hours serverless function execution, 1000 image optimizations, Unlimited serverless function invocations, 100000 edge function invocations, 6000 build minutes/month, 1 concurrent build, 50 domains per project, 3 projects per git repository, 100 deployments per day, 12 serverless functions written in Node.js, Go, Python and Ruby
Limitations: No uptime SLA on free tier, Free tier does not allow commercial usage, observability is limited, Free tier has limited analytics
Limitations: Cumulative limits for CPU (60 minutes allowed every 24 hours) and RAM (256MB allocated every hour), 1GB bandwidth allowd every 24 hours, , No SSL support, only 32bits processes
Free tier: 2 Compute(AMD) Micro instances (1/8th OCPU, 1GB memory each), Ampere A1 Compute(Arm) instances (4 OCPUs and 24GB of memory that you can allocate flexibly), 20TB outbound bandwidth (unlimited inbound)
Free tier: 1GB memory per container, Shared CPU, 1GB disk usage (10GB hard limit), 100GB outbound bandwidth (unlimited inbound).
Pros: You can have your app and database on the same platform and run both of them for free, for database hosting
Pros: Deploy with git, Edge CDN, Preview deployments, Next.js API endpoints are converted to serverless functions automatically. for static hosting