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Comment #22052956
Versioning is on the list of incompatibilities [1] we have currently at Exoscale. The current roadmap sets this for Q3 this year. [1] https://community.exoscale.com/api/sos/#s3-inc…
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Comment #17345966
2 elements are fuzzy: - clock speed is way different from 3.5GHz to 2.6. This can lead to huge differences in some computations and no new instruction set can compete against brute…
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Comment #16628415
There is pithos [1] from the Exoscale [2] and powers the production system. A new version of the open source project with API signature v4 and other updates is due out soon. [1] ht…
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Comment #16446518
(Disclaimer: founder of Exoscale) To address your partiality to Swiss products, check out Exoscale for a similar (5$) simple experience with advanced features in Datacenters in Gen…
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Comment #14585474
Does it uses providers API to fetch the pricing?
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Comment #12638385
What exactly would you call backup? Snapshots and copy of those snapshots which are often offered are not true backup solutions. Then most providers tend to offer an integrated or …
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Comment #12213169
This study from Google is interesting already: http://0b4af6cdc2f0c5998459-c0245c5c937c5dedcca3f1764ecc9b2f...
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Comment #12099330
Some are not that expensive, Runstatus[1] is 5$ a year with first year free. [1] - https://runstatus.com
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Comment #12044262
Almost everyone here suggest Object Storage which I too think is the best option for your case. Then you can modulate computing power or even technology (VPS, cloud instance, PaaS,…
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Comment #11847764
You also have http://rancher.com/ which makes it pretty easy and has deployment options on local hosts, bare metal or cloud providers (AWS, DO, Exoscale,...)
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Comment #11352946
With exoscale we kick in at 6$ and offer full control https://www.exoscale.ch/pricing/
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Comment #11140085
There are offerings that are less complex than AWS but still offer nice features like an object storage for example. This can come in handy with tools like S3MD or else. Biased i k…
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Comment #10263770
Nice table, it provides a good overview of what is available. I would suggest also to add the protocol (S3, Swift,...) used and coverage by libs/languages. I also created a PR to a…
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Comment #9918787
Some hosts are more OpenBSD friendly: https://www.exoscale.ch/syslog/2015/02/17/openbsd-meets-exos...
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Comment #8914006
I can confirm the new Dotcloud runs on top of GCE
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Comment #8912331
There are case studies also: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Case+...
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Comment #8683243
Interesting what the CoreOS team is building. If the code becomes as neat as some of the main parts of CoreOS, then this alone merits attention, we cannot have to much security.
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Comment #8664109
I must agree that the Swiss privacy law (DPA - Data Protection Act) is similar in the requirements it commands to data owners. The significant difference is that it not only applie…
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Comment #8663884
No not cloud Foundry. LXC containers with the right orchestration.
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Comment #7789688
For those interested on an alternative Gitlab install, someone contributed this using Vagrant and Puppet: https://community.exoscale.ch/compute/tutorials/devtools/dep... Can be pro…
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Comment #7196713
With this new website, the libcloud community has done a great job of better documenting. The list of supported providers has also increased. we are glad to be part of the adventur…