[MoBattah_]

Amazon Web Services. Won't cost much.

If you want to keep it simple..

A very small EC2 box. Maybe even micro instance. That'll run your python code + sqlite.

If you want, you can use an elastic load balancer or Route53. If you don't have DNS already. Route53 is AWS's DNS service which is easy to use.

This whole setup should not cost you much. If you do it right, you can probably spend less than $10/month taking advantage of the free tier.

Later on, as a side project, you can try to make the app serverless. You're probably close to it being serverless. Doing this allows you to run it on AWS Lambda. Which makes things even cheaper, if not free. And it's just pretty cool.

But most likely you'd have to switch to a real data store. No problem since AWS has DynamoDB.

[rini17]

Absolutely nope. Both unfamiliar naming and the console interface is overwhelming, it's overkill to learn it just to run one VPS.