If you don't use any services specific to the vendor. Then practice your backup and restore routines. You will be able to reasonably move to a new cloud provider, on the off chance you get similarly cancelled.
This is probably the most reasonable risk mitigation you can fairly easily do.
I don't think there exists a vendor that's going to be foolproof. Most users aren't going to any have issues with any of the major providers, including DO, Linode, Vultr, Oracle, AWS, Azure, etc...
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If you don't use any services specific to the vendor. Then practice your backup and restore routines. You will be able to reasonably move to a new cloud provider, on the off chance you get similarly cancelled.
This is probably the most reasonable risk mitigation you can fairly easily do.
I don't think there exists a vendor that's going to be foolproof. Most users aren't going to any have issues with any of the major providers, including DO, Linode, Vultr, Oracle, AWS, Azure, etc...