Interesting. You should look into providing servers in Japan. Heroku won't and it's a big issue here in Tokyo.
Same for Brazil
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We'll have a new location in Singapore in the coming weeks/months. But if I understand well, it's not enough for japanese users?
A Singapore location would be incredibly useful for me. Is there some way to get a notice when that becomes available?
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We'll have a new location in Singapore in the coming weeks/months. But if I understand well, it's not enough for japanese users?
A Singapore location would be incredibly useful for me. Is there some way to get a notice when that becomes available?
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#44Has anyone used scalingo? How has the experience been? The pricing is favourable but I've never heard of them.
I am using them for many months, works great for most of my projects, easy to maintain, easy to scale.
Love that they support Meteor natively, without a specific buildpack to install.
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#45Has anyone used scalingo? How has the experience been? The pricing is favourable but I've never heard of them.
Since 6 months, I've got a couple application in production there. Got a couple bugs during the beta, which were quickly fixed apart from that everything is fine.
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#46Interesting. You should look into providing servers in Japan. Heroku won't and it's a big issue here in Tokyo.
Heroku private spaces is available in Tokyo now... https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2015/9/10/heroku_private_sp...
As far as i know private spaces are part of Heroku Enterprise and prohibitively expensive for most startups.
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I think it's my real name, proof underneath :-) http://i.imgur.com/onAPdMr.jpg
Any interesting story behind the surname? (Might be worth explaining why it sounds made up/like a pseudonym: Unbekannt in German means unknown; similar variations has the same meaning in a range of Germanic languages)
Interesting not really, someone in my family made some research about its past and return to the XVIIth century. From there, we can only make assumptions.