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OVH vs Scaleway: What are the differences?
OVH: Dedicated infrastructure for your business. Hundreds of new servers are installed in our 12 datacenters everyday. For our clients, this guarantees bare-metal resources accessible in less than an hour, and the liberty to use it to rollout the software of their choice. The many functions available on our dedicated servers allow our clients to manage their infrastructure autonomously; Scaleway: BareMetal SSD cloud servers. Scaleway is the best platform to deploy BareMetal ARM & X64 SSD cloud servers. Enjoy a new cloud computing experience!.
OVH belongs to "Dedicated Cloud Hosting" category of the tech stack, while Scaleway can be primarily classified under "Cloud Hosting".
Some of the features offered by OVH are:
- Delivery of servers in less than an hour 24/7/365
- Full user control
- Guaranteed bandwidth
On the other hand, Scaleway provides the following key features:
- A fantastic user experience that gives you the power to spawn your servers in two clicks.
- Deploy dedicated SSD servers with constant and predictable performance in 44 seconds.
- Uptime and response time guarantee for mission critical services backed by our 24x7 support team.
"Cost effective" is the top reason why over 51 developers like OVH, while over 26 developers mention "Scalable" as the leading cause for choosing Scaleway.
According to the StackShare community, OVH has a broader approval, being mentioned in 66 company stacks & 24 developers stacks; compared to Scaleway, which is listed in 16 company stacks and 11 developer stacks.
Pros of OVH
- Cost effective53
- Dedicated Hardware32
- DDoS Protection26
- Unmetered Bandwidth24
- Fun9
- SSH root access4
- ceph4
- Low cost3
- Openstack3
- Fast delivery3
- Own network3
- Cons of OVH0
Pros of Scaleway
- Scalable29
- Dedicated25
- Cost effective24
- Bare-metal21
- Open source13
- Arm architecture12
- Simple billing10
- Isolation9
- Security8
- Power5
- Cheap4
- Ubuntu2
- CentOS2
- Good at min money2
- OpenSUSE1
- Arch Linux1
- Alpine Linux1
- OpenVPN1
- Unmetered1
- Terraform integration1
- S3 compatible object storage1
- SSH access1
- Simple UI1
- IPV61
- Local Networking1
- Imagehub1
- Static IP1
- Reserve IP1
- Image Snapshots1
- Debian1
- Gentoo1
- Linux1
- Additional SSD storage in demand1
- Fedora1