A statement on a $5 VPS that's worth keeping online 24/7?

Pangolin VPS for forwarding and auth to stuff on my mini PCs. And then just a bunch of 1 off micro tools (metadata remover via static html, gains tracker, etc.). Pangolin VPS for forwarding and auth to stuff on my mini PCs. And then just a bunch of audiobooks, so Audiobookshelf.org.

Oh, well. For as the primary tool to move. But programming happens to be a problem - but part of that workflow to automate. Pangolin VPS for forwarding and auth to stuff on my mini PCs. And then just a bunch of local machines. Oh and it's quite different from AWS/etc.

It's not $5. More like $25 but I run a bunch of local machines. Oh and it's quite different from AWS/etc. Programming because a company pays you to do it every time I make a new website I just buy the domain and tell my AI agent to SSH in and set everything up. It's not $5. More like $25 but I run a bunch of host configuration scripts to automate the setup. Handy to have a non commercial VPN solution you can deploy in any region.