We have hosted Django applications on AWS EC2 as well as on PythonAnyWhere. Here is a brief comparison of both.

AWS EC2:

- Offers pay-as-you-go compute capacity
- This is a small service that provides resizable compute capacity
- Free for 12 months (750 hours of CPU usage)
- Can use a custom domain in free tier plan (Extra charges may apply)
- SSH access available
- Browser-based SSH connection available
- The developer needs to set up everything from scratch. Intermediate level of expertise required
- Root level access available
- Can install and use whatever tool/software is required
- Highly scalable
- The developer needs to manage the webserver
- Pricing https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/
- Create a free account 
- Hosting the Django app on EC2

PythonAnyWhere:
- Offers fixed price shared hosting starting with $5 per month
- Small Paas (platform as a service) provider which supports only Python web apps
- Always free plan available. 100 CPU seconds per day. 512 MB space
- Can not use a custom domain. The app will be hosted on username.pythonanywhere.com
- SSH access available
- Browser-based terminals available
- The application setup is extremely easy.
- Root level access not available
- Apart from web hosting, Only MySQL, Postgres and schedule tasks support is provided
- Good for small to medium traffic apps
- The developer needs to take care of code
- Pricing https://www.pythonanywhere.com/pricing/
- Create a free account
- Hosting the Django app on PythonAnyWhere

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