The tool used by 800,000 developers
Today’s Daily Digest was crafted by Product Hunt and sponsored by our friends at Linode.
Happy sweet sixteen, Linode!
For the past 16 years, Linode, the world's largest independent open cloud provider, has been building a platform that is simple to develop, deploy, and scale. 💯
Who it’s for: Anyone from hobbyists to startups to developers to big businesses who need to deploy in environments without worrying about unpredictable pricing or vendor lock in.
To celebrate their birthday, the company is giving the Product Hunt community a $20 credit on new Linode accounts (promo code: LINODEPRODUCTHUNT).
To date, over 800,000 developers and businesses use Linode across its 10 data centers around the world. The company guarantees 99.9% uptime, which includes monitoring things like temperature and humidity, ensuring that you won’t sweat over the cloud computing system behind your next project.
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