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I'd love to see more technical details about the specs of servos, specs of mongodb instances, info about replica sets and sharding, etc.
Pretty exciting, as you are to my knowledge only the second sevice that provides seamlessly scaling mongodb databases (after dotcloud). (By seamlessly scaling I mean, I don't have to upgrade my plan and migrate data)
Very compelling, I'll keep it in mind if I do any new node projects.
looks interesting - what cloud platform are you based on behind the scenes?
1. can your load balancer handle raw TCP load balancing, or is it always HTTP aware?
2. does it work with wildcard subdomains?
Is there a free try-it-out thing like node.jit.su has?
This looks promising. I wanted to go with Heroku for a node project a while back and couldn't because their feature-set didn't meet my needs (not to mention that your pricing is more affordable). A couple questions: 1. can your load balancer handle raw TCP load balancing, or is it always HTTP aware? 2. does it work with wildcard subdomains?
2. Yes you can use wildcard subdomains. You can then use different subdomains or wildcard on any project(s).
Awesome job guys. Best of luck from NodeSocket.
Hey guys, congrats on launching. (this is the launch right?) As others said, your design/appearance is awesome and the pricing calculator is superb. Some feedback: * Seems like you're on AWS. I would like that to be disclosed: when picking hosting these things matter, wouldn't you agree? * Secondly, you don't seem to be protecting yourself from abuse: by charging for docs you're on the hook of someone storing a ton o…
GridFS stores chucks as different documents so this still should be fine for our pricing scheme. Each chunk is saved in 256K document.
Thanks for the comment.