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Interesting project/business. As an aside, for your main page, I would stay away from using the word "Lego-block components". I haven't checked it out, but Lego is likely a registered trademark. Best to avoid unnecessary legal issues.
Docker is also a registered trademark. What is the point you are making?
While my self can handle that, I'm afraid my subconsciousness has already formed an association to the name containerum.com. Very much dreadedly, as I loved that name.
Seems that container that serves the website hadn't auto-scaled well ;) (currently it's responding with 502 Bad Gateway) Based on Google cache results, I suspect that the page's rendered server-side, with React, and the container's really busy doing the same DOM stuff over and over. If owners are reading - I think the easiest trick to try (besides scaling up) would be to tell nginx to cache the index page (with `prox…
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Sorry, if your hosting website can't handle a HN spike, you can't handle my traffic.
It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys. On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functionality there. My servers are now running more than a year old version of docker. Does anyone know a great web-ui to manage containers? (I already tried portainer, kubernates-ui - they are e…
Off topic, but does anyone know roughly how much traffic front page of HN generates?
Somebody wrote a blog article about this: https://thehftguy.com/2017/09/26/hitting-hacker-news-front-p...
For a blog, that’s a ton of traffic. For a professional business, let alone a hosting provider, that shouldn’t be an issue if they know what they are doing.
It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys. On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functionality there. My servers are now running more than a year old version of docker. Does anyone know a great web-ui to manage containers? (I already tried portainer, kubernates-ui - they are e…
It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys. On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functionality there. My servers are now running more than a year old version of docker. Does anyone know a great web-ui to manage containers? (I already tried portainer, kubernates-ui - they are e…
Man, these people should consider using a solution that's easy to horizontally scale (trolololo)