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I haven't had my instances deleted, but they do some kind of maintenance blip everyday that my monitoring sees as 3 seconds of downtime, so maybe keep that in mind.
Interesting. I've had two instances running for over 2 years and haven't noticed that. It might be that I just don't notice it though. I'm not scrutinizing it much.
Same. I just run a Minecraft server for my kid and his friends and a static HTML blog, so I'm ok with it.
I'm fairly sure it's a background migration task, and I have a feeling it depends on your region.