I like AWS, both in terms of flexibility and the broad cloud stack they
provide.
I've used Amazon EC2+S3 for deployment of a number of applications and
eventually migrated them all to Rackspace Cloud. Rackspace's servers
seem far less over-allocated and thus seem more responsive. (This is
mostly a feeling from the differing boot times: < 5 seconds on
Rackspace, ~ 30 seconds on Amazon from kernel start to the last service
starting on virtually identical Gentoo distros.)
The API for Amazon, however, is extremely nice if you need automated scaling.
- Alice.
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