Exe.dev
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#2Oh I’m going to need more info than this. It’s a service that provides persistent disk and VM’s but doesn’t tell you what those shared resource limits are, what the pricing is, or anything other than to ssh in…
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#3> exe.dev is a subscription service that gives you virtual machines, with persistent disks
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#4> exe.dev is a subscription service that gives you virtual machines, with persistent disks
Thanks. I feel like I expect home pages to contain at least a modicum of information. And three seconds spent thinking about accessibility would have told them that light gray links on a white background are a terrible idea...
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#5Are they actually VMs, or are they containers? Some kind of special container like gvisor? Firecracker microvms?
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#6The description of authentication mechanism is confusing me. it’s over ssh, but how is this integrated?
> Private by default, share with discord-style links exe.dev takes care of TLS and auth for you. By default only you can reach your HTTP services, and you have easy mechanims to share them with friends and colleagues.
Is anyone with access to a link able to get in?
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#7I'd be interested if I knew who was behind the company and could reasonably trust that I wasn't going to get my data stolen etc.
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#8Are they actually VMs, or are they containers? Some kind of special container like gvisor? Firecracker microvms?
Hello, an exe.dev person here. They are VMs, on a crosvm-derived VMM. So I consider them "actually VMs", though we do not currently support custom kernels. You can do VM things in there, like create TUN devices, etc.
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#9Some actual details here:
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#10Oh I’m going to need more info than this. It’s a service that provides persistent disk and VM’s but doesn’t tell you what those shared resource limits are, what the pricing is, or anything other than to ssh in…
Hello, an exe.dev person here. There are some very early docs, exe.dev/docs (which are also accessible over ssh once you ssh in). There is a lot more to come, very early days, please bear with us. I was not expecting to see it here today.