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Suggestions about unmanaged and managed hosting

Dear Drupal Community,

I hope you're all doing well. I'm currently looking for the best hosting plan for my Drupal websites and would love your advice. I have two options in mind:

kubernetes operator

Good morning, I've just developed an instance of Drupal 10. I plan to deploy this solution within a Kubernetes ecosystem.

My question is: What do you consider to be the best Kubernetes operator solution for Drupal?

Is it possible to run drupal application from GCP Cloud Run ?

Is it possible to containerize the drupla application and run from GCP Cloud Run ? 

Recommendation of self-hosted monitoring tool Uptime Kuma

I was looking for a self-hosted monitoring tool, after trying and failing to set up Zabbix ... Luckily I found a wonderful alternative called Uptime Kuma today, which is super easy to set up. A free email service such as Postmark can be used to send SMTP email alerts. NetworkChuck gives a fine intro.

migration from local to pantheon

Hi everyone, I need to transfer a Drupal 10 site from local (xampp) to pantheon sandbox (pantheonsite.io) but the procedure I'm referring to is complex to say the least (https://docs.pantheon.io/guides/drupal-unhosted-composer/prepare), can you tell me if it's the right one or is there a way easier?
Thanks in advance

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