(I am posting the question again. I am not sure if my previous one posted correctly.)
Hi,
Q1. I made a kind of contact form using PHP. It requires the server to support PHP 5.3+ and PHP Mail function. I want to check if my PHP code works on Digital Ocean, before subscription.
Q2. In your web, I can hardly figure out the pricing. You look like doing the business with companies with large usage.
Hosun Kang
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Hi Hosun,
I have a very small blog and I use DigitalOcean to host it. You can check the pricing here:
https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/
For a small PHP site, you would just need 1 droplet and you could start with the smallest one:
RAM: 1 GB CPU: 1 vCPU SSD Disk: 25 GB Traffic: 1 TB Cost per month: $5/mo Cost per hour: $0.007/hr
This would be enough for you to start testing your PHP mail form.
Hope that this helps! Bobby