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Been working with these guys for 6 months now watching them build the platform and helping them figure out how to scale it on DO, pretty nice tech, smart kids (and I mean kids!) :)
Doesn't dokku does this already? I mean, I've tried dokku and my experience was quite similar to heroku.
This looks great. I host several things on http://dotcloud.com right now but this pricing is a fraction of the DC price. I would love to see integration with some CI tools like codeship.io and obviously the documentation needs to get done ASAP. Good luck to the team, I'll keep an eye on the project for sure.
No python support?
This looks great. I host several things on http://dotcloud.com right now but this pricing is a fraction of the DC price. I would love to see integration with some CI tools like codeship.io and obviously the documentation needs to get done ASAP. Good luck to the team, I'll keep an eye on the project for sure.
I've helped the team out a bit - if you have any ideas with other tools they should integrate, email their support I'm sure they'd love to see how they can make it happen.
Doesn't dokku does this already? I mean, I've tried dokku and my experience was quite similar to heroku.
There's a couple benefits to using this, including the option to integrate load balancing as well as the extensions (such as database servers) that are the cheapest you'll get anywhere unless you set them up yourself on EC2 or a VPS.
how does database access work? didn't see anything in the docs about it. Is there some amount of local space on the servers?
how does database access work? didn't see anything in the docs about it. Is there some amount of local space on the servers?
once you purchase a database, you get all of the credentials to connect to it externally or automatically once you tie an app
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once you purchase a database, you get all of the credentials to connect to it externally or automatically once you tie an app
ah okay, but what's the pricing for that? https://www.fortheon.com/pricing looks like it's just for servers