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Curious to get a read from people who’ve actually made this switch rather than just researched it. Full disclosure since it’s relevant: I work on the team at Antryk, a GPU cloud hosting platform, so take my framing with a grain of salt — I’m not here to pitch, genuinely trying to learn from this sub’s experience. We keep hearing the same three complaints from teams evaluating a move away from the big general-purpose clouds (AWS/GCP/Azure) for GPU-heavy workloads: Billing opacity — surprise costs from egress, idle instances, or reserved capacity they didn’t fully understand upfront Provisioning lag — waiting on GPU availability/quotas instead of just getting compute when they need it Support that doesn’t understand ML/AI workloads — generic tickets vs. someone who actually gets what you’re running For those who’ve switched (to any provider, not just us): What was the actual trigger that made you switch — a bad bill, a support nightmare, a specific outage? What do you wish you’d asked before switching that you only learned the hard way? Anyone switch and regret it / go back? Not trying to turn this into a shootout between providers — more interested in what “good” actually looks like from the buyer’s side, since most of the marketing pages all say the same things. submitted by /u/muthuselvi-antryk [link] [comments]

I have a website built on Base44 and need someone experienced with Base44/domain setup to help me move it onto my client’s domain. Basically, I need someone who can: Connect the website to the client’s domain Set up whatever DNS/domain configuration is required Make sure everything works properly Hand over the necessary access/settings to the client at the end I’m happy to pay for the work. Thanks! submitted by /u/Budget_Pangolin6549 [link] [comments]

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