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general_failure

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About general_failure

Girish Ramakrishnan, Co-founder of Cloudron - https://cloudron.io

Cloudron makes it simple to run apps on your server and keep them up-to-date and secure.

https://cloudron.io/blog/2016-08-24-introducing.html

Bio at http://www.girish.in/about/

Email: girish@cloudron.io

Recent public activity

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    Comment #17929867

    Do you have any information on pricing?

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    Comment #13756515

    That was (obviously) sarcasm :)

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    Comment #12361832

    We use Docker to containerize apps in cloudron. One issue we have faced is that --readonly and user namespaces don't work together. Is there any on-going effort on this front? I ca…

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    Comment #10890920

    Is your intention to expose the ports of a docker container? If you want to do this search for "expose" ports. The docker run option is -p and -P for this. Or to create a subnet wi…

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    Comment #10458807

    Like it! I wanted to read the footer of the page (to see what this is powered by) but scrolling down loads more content. (Pressing Esc+Page down simultaneously let me see it).

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    Comment #10445229

    While not stored as 'text patches', when the objects are packed (as in pack files), they are stored as binary diffs.

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    Comment #10118362

    Like some of the commenters, I don't respond to text immediately and not just when driving. This behavior of mine is made worse by all these new IM apps like telegram, hangouts whi…

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    Comment #10083882

    I would join the smaller team (not smaller company). If that number is not known, I would join the company whose interview I enjoyed more (had the interviewers read your resume bef…

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    Comment #10074377

    We got around 18k hits.

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    Comment #10064303

    You are right if the measure of success is IPO or money. My understanding is the OP has a much broader view.of success.

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    Comment #10064280

    What is wrong with supervisord?

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    Comment #10060525

    I don't code much in Go but the thing that bothers me the most is the way variable types come after the variables names. What is surprising is nobody talk seems to be bothered by t…

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    Comment #10056667

    Congrats on launching! We are working on a similar product at Cloudron ( https://www.cloudron.io ). We use containers instead of kvm.

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    Comment #10052480

    Off my head - Softbank, Sandisk, Cognizant, NetApp and pepsi ceo's are indian as well.

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    Comment #9989619

    Funny, we have a similar tag line but quite different products. https://cloudron.io/ (Cofounder of cloudron.io here)

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    Comment #9966169

    Is there a list of objectionable words/language that one is not supposed to use? A quick search on the f-work gives thousands of hits on github.

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    Comment #9867937

    Just day dream. Imagine your future

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    Comment #9864985

    There is no such thing as a bad program. If it works, it's fine. Really...

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    Comment #9859399

    A feature I miss in GitLab and Github is an issue tracker across multiple repos. For example, our project has 5-10 repos but they are all part of single release/milestone. Currentl…

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    Comment #9760180

    user namespace is not the same as naming your containers. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/user_namespaces.7.html

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    Comment #9759973

    Still no user namespace support? I don't get how one can use for production websites without this. Especially if your run arbitrary containers from the docker registry. Or this not…

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    Comment #9727388

    can someone clarify if revokation is free with letsencrypt? Also, who pays for all this infrastructure? Mozilla?

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    Comment #9560148

    I think that's the norm in this world. Most things are ubiquitous by accident. Nobody planned it from the start.