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If I want to send SMS to a bunch of people, can I hook this into a self-hosted Asterisk server or something? Or does this have its own SMS gateway? Or am I forced to use a third party dealio like Twilio?
Forgive a bit of ignorance on this, but it seems cool and I want some clarifying questions. If I want to send SMS to a bunch of people, can I hook this into a self-hosted Asterisk server or something? Or does this have its own SMS gateway? Or am I forced to use a third party dealio like Twilio?
Kudos on making this, especially after the huge price hike Customer.io just dropped on their customers.
We are trying to find a pricing model that can work for consumer facing apps/sites and companies, as well as B2B!
Awesome! What's the process for self-hosting?
If you want to self host for free, the easiest way would be to run our docker compose on a compute instance-we're in the process of updating our docs for self hosting and I can email you with more info if you'd like.
Forgive a bit of ignorance on this, but it seems cool and I want some clarifying questions. If I want to send SMS to a bunch of people, can I hook this into a self-hosted Asterisk server or something? Or does this have its own SMS gateway? Or am I forced to use a third party dealio like Twilio?
Forgive a bit of ignorance on this, but it seems cool and I want some clarifying questions. If I want to send SMS to a bunch of people, can I hook this into a self-hosted Asterisk server or something? Or does this have its own SMS gateway? Or am I forced to use a third party dealio like Twilio?
Maybe I misunderstand, but how would you send SMS via an Asterisk server? Wouldn't you need an SMS gateway in the end anyway?
They suffer from the same "cold start" problem that social apps do. For the project to thrive, there needs to be an existing fanbase to improve and support it.
Is what makes Wordpress great the fact that it's open source? No. It's the community of builders that surround it.
Would anyone realistically be willing to spin this stack up in their existing company (and sign up for maintaining it)?
I expect you'll get a few git clones from engineers to poke around to see how it was built, out of curiosity, but not much more.
Of course the natural response would be "who cares? They opened the source so you can if you want to!"
That's fair. I guess I just get stuck on the "why"