Is there something like this on top of DigitalOcean/AWS instead? I'd rather rely on those providers for the hardware and uptime.
Hyper.sh – Effortless Docker Hosting
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#12Seems a bit expensive compared with the cheapest VPS/OpenVZ setups around.
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#13Is there something like this on top of DigitalOcean/AWS instead? I'd rather rely on those providers for the hardware and uptime.
Don't think so. Though their stack are open source.
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#14Let me see if I got this straight:
1. Hyper.sh is a PaaS running their own open-source stack https://hypercontainer.io/ ?
2. That means that it's possible to host "your own hyper.sh" on AWS or DO?
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#15Seems a bit expensive compared with the cheapest VPS/OpenVZ setups around.
The bigger sizes? Yes, but the small ones work pretty sweet. And the per-second billing!
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#16This has a chance to do to Docker (quick painless docker containers hosting) what Digital Ocean did to VM hosting (quick, painless VMs in the cloud).
This will definitely be my go-to hosting for personal side projects.
I wonder if the major cloud providers will have something similar (both Azure and AWS seem to spin up VMs on which they run the containers - but you do get charged for the VMs as well)
Re: Hyper.sh – Effortless Docker Hosting
#17Seems a bit expensive compared with the cheapest VPS/OpenVZ setups around.
But then can you run Docker on top of OpenVZ? Oh yes, technically you can starting from version x, but I've been told (by a VPS provider) there are a lot of issues in practice.
Of course, I'd love to hear if the opposite is true.
Re: Hyper.sh – Effortless Docker Hosting
#18The pricing on this is amazing. It's cheap enough to run a few services that I'd prefer to keep off my home machines. How secure are these containers though? I always thought that Linux containers were not designed to be a guaranteed firewall between multiple tenants. EDIT: They use their own technology to run docker on "bare metal hypervisors" - https://github.com/hyperhq/hyperd . That's actually pretty cool.
There's a bit more info here: https://docs.hyper.sh/Introduction/what_is_hyper_.html
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#19Let me see if I got this straight: 1. Hyper.sh is a PaaS running their own open-source stack https://hypercontainer.io/ ? 2. That means that it's possible to host "your own hyper.sh" on AWS or DO?
Hi, founder is here.
1. Yes, our SW is open sourced: github.com/hyperhq 2. Not really, Hypercontainer runs on bare-metal, as it uses hypervisors (KVM, Xen) underneath.