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Free Tiers for Prototypes #25
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Google Cloud Platform Free Tier
https://cloud.google.com/free-trial/Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching at KTH
Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching puts professional developer tools, software, and services in the hands of faculty and students with a low-cost subscription options from Microsoft. On their website, it says you could get started with 12 months of free services.
The GitHub Education pack has a lot of possibly relevant free stuff. For example:
- Datadog free for 2 years (monitoring)
- Free Heroku hobby dyno for 2 years (hosting)
- 50 bucks in platform credit on DigitalOcean (hosting)
Anyone with a KTH e-mail address can sign up for it.
Reopen this issue for the convenience of the new batch of students.
Dear all,
FYI, KTH has a framework agreement with Microsoft, which can provide you with educational licenses for MS tools: https://intra.kth.se/en/it/programvara-o-system/programvara/installera/download/azure-edu/microsoft-azure-dev-tools-for-teaching-1.675383
Best regards,
--Martin
Related:
Google's Developer Student Clubs: https://developers.google.com/community/dscNone at KTH yet :-)
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[-]Free Tiers for Demos[/-][+]Free Tiers for Prototypes & Demos[/+]on May 10, 2021 - changed the title
[-]Free Tiers for Prototypes & Demos[/-][+]Free Tiers for Prototypes[/+]on Sep 23, 2021 Since this issue was just mentioned in the lecture, I thought I'd contribute my personal favorite free cloud option:
https://www.oracle.com/se/cloud/free/
Specifically the amount of perpetually free ARM compute with lots of RAM you can get is... surprising :)Reacted by Martin Monperrus and Pierre Le FevreHobby plan at Vercel
https://vercel.com/pricingFree cloud service for KTH students, by KTH CBH
https://cloud.cbh.kth.se/Google Cloud Skills Boost Student Training Credits Application
Apply for access to hands-on labs, skill badge credentials, and courses on Google Cloud Skills Boost. Build and curate your own path to working and thriving in a cloud-driven workplace. Eligibility is limited to currently enrolled college & university students at accredited institutions in eligible countries. Students are eligible for 200 Google Cloud Skills Boost credits and can be used on any lab in the catalog the catalog. Please note that credits expire one year after they are issued.
https://services.google.com/fb/forms/googlecloudskillsbooststudenttrainingcreditsapplication/
We post here links to free tiers offers.