UpVPN

@mikekerzhner Thank you! Indeed, product optimizes for cost. For example, if a customer creates a VPN Session for their Web Device (a managed WireGuard-as-a-service feature) and uses it but forgets to end the session, the system automatically ends it after 24 hours of no data transfer (no WireGuard handshake). This way, there will not be any surprises of big charges, which serverless services are usually infamous for. Another major difference is that UpVPN doesn't own servers and IPs. These servers are provisioned on one of the 5 cloud providers: Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Akamai Linode, Vultr, and AWS Lightsail. Because of its serverless design, UpVPN can expand locations as more cloud providers or cloud regions becomes available, without incurring upfront costs.

@gigapotential Appreciate the insights!

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@kyrylosilin thank you. Given that a VPN server is provisioned in one-click - there's a lot of complexity underneath that simplicity, UpVPN is built to be fault tolerant. Unlike SaaS with web app, the biggest challenge is to have native apps for many OS platforms.

@vietpham thank you!

@blak3 thank you for the idea. Indeed this would be nice feature to add to the apps!

@roopreddy thank you! The product currently only use datacenter IP, if any person familiar with cloud computing were to create their own WireGuard server then UpVPN is the most convenient option for cost + time savings. Same thing is made more accessible to broader set of consumers who are already familiar with consumer VPN.