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Re: Show HN: RealProblemHunt – Find problems to solve

#4
"Join our newsletter to receive problems to your inbox" does not sound very fun. You might rephrase that to emphasize some positive outcome.

edit: I'm taking my own advice and would like to congratulate you on launching and trying to drive some social good via startups. Good luck!

Re: Show HN: RealProblemHunt – Find problems to solve

#5
Cool idea. I especially agree with this problem:

"It's hard for multiple developers to share one staging server".

My company has two staging servers, but with a team of 6 devs, someone often has to wait. Does anybody know of any solutions to spin up/down staging servers in a cost-effective way?.

Re: Show HN: RealProblemHunt – Find problems to solve

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post #5

Cool idea. I especially agree with this problem: "It's hard for multiple developers to share one staging server". My company has two staging servers, but with a team of 6 devs, someone often has to wait. Does anybody know of any solutions to spin up/down staging servers in a cost-effective way?.

If your application is *nix based, then running a system with Docker at it's core could be an option. Some folks have a staging domain for their application, then use the SHA/tag of a release in a subdomain, and route based on subdomain to a running container.
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