Probably just the amount of support tickets vs revenue. OpenBSD doesn't support Xen PV, for example.
I thought there was an AWS AMI for OpenBSD though.
Vultr does let you boot up and install any ISO, so that's an option. Not a big provider, but...
I thought there was an AWS AMI for OpenBSD though.
Vultr does let you boot up and install any ISO, so that's an option. Not a big provider, but...
It may be possible even without one, if you can somehow figure out how the boot process works. The most crazy successful attempt I made was performing deletion of the entire Linux root filesystem with a busybox shell running in RAM over SSH, and replacing it with to another unsupported distribution, then rewrite the grub.cfg, configure the network settings and trigger a clean filesystem sync and reboot via proc. Finally pray you'll see the server coming online again soon. It worked.
But providing a template is all it needs for the provider to support OpenBSD, unfortunately it is still unavailable. Is it that hard to provide a template?