After careful examination, I finally opted for Digital Ocean and moved my blog much before its expiry to see if the instances were fit for running my blog and whether I was able to manage it. That’s when I turned towards cloud hosting providers and checked out offerings from the giants like AWS, Azure to the developer-friendly Digital Ocean, Linode, Vultr, and the likes. After scouting a lot of hosting providers and carefully going through their services offerings and customer service, I couldn’t’ decide between the various shared hosting providers. With that, it was time for me to move WordPress from Siteground and a few a new home. To add fuel to fire, due to this move, the prices of hosting went up multifold as I spoke in this blog post. While Siteground did mention that nobody can access their customer’s data, the damage was already done. There were many who were against the move and felt cheated as their data would be shared with Google. Ever since Siteground moved to Google there was an uproar on the internet from what I observed.
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