In theory, consistent performance (particularly CPU) since you aren't sharing a node.
In practice, you're stuck dealing with the sort of headaches that come with doing something unusual, like repos not having packages you want. Overall it seemed to work reasonably during the beta but I'm surprised they weren't more aggressive with pricing.
Hard to argue with the value if you are actually using the bandwidth, but otherwise not that interesting an offer from a practical perspective.
For the best protection you need to pay more - in the case of Scaleway, their pricing page (https://www.scaleway.com/pricing) says it's available with the "premium" bandwidth option - but anecdotally I've heard even the basic protection is pretty good.
I am all for automation - but this is the same problem as Google has: there is no human intelligence available for the rare cases where the automation does not work.
In practice, you're stuck dealing with the sort of headaches that come with doing something unusual, like repos not having packages you want. Overall it seemed to work reasonably during the beta but I'm surprised they weren't more aggressive with pricing.
Hard to argue with the value if you are actually using the bandwidth, but otherwise not that interesting an offer from a practical perspective.