I'm Canadian and with the recent trade war the US has launched against us, many Canadians, myself included, are concerned about data sovereignty and the risk of Trump cutting off access to American cloud computing, or acting in some other way to hinder dependence on US cloud providers.<p>I currently manage web apps for two clients, one is hosted on AWS (approx $1500 USD/month) and the other on Digital Ocean (approx $500 USD/month). I am investigating feasibility of migrating the app that is on DO elsewhere, and I also have a third web app I need to deploy this year, for which I am also seeking an alternative (the AWS app is for a US client so I am hopeful that even if things get crazy, that one will be safe).<p>The DO app and this third web app have fairly simple requirements: compute, Postgres, load balancer, Redis, object storage. I am not keen on DevOps and strongly prefer as much as possible to be managed by the cloud provider, i.e. managed Postgres (similar to RDS), managed object storage (similar to S3), etc. I have started looking at various European options: Scaleway (the Reddit chatter is both light and somewhat concerning), Hetzner Cloud (no managed Postgres option), OVHCloud (seems strongly Europe-focused). Essentially, I'd love to hear if anyone has a recommendation for a non-US alternative. DO is really quite perfect in terms of the mix of reliability, simplicity and cost-effectiveness. Is there anything out there that is similar? A solution that is essentially engineered for experienced web developers / software engineers, as opposed to requiring hands-on expertise with k8s etc.?<p>(It seems insane that I might end up hosting apps which only serve N. American users in Europe or even Asia for all I know...but that is the world we live in. Hopefully the latency will be manageable!)