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Re: Dploy.io - Ship code from GitHub, Bitbucket or SVN/Git repo

#41

"Starts at $29 per month" This makes me want to look at what I get for $29 per month, and how much the higher plans are. But I cannot find any more information.

The plans are $29/$79/$199 for 10/30/100 deployment servers in the account. Everything else is unlimited.

How do you count these? If I have SiteA deploys to /var/www/sitea @ 102.22.22.22 and SiteB which deploys to /var/www/siteb @ 102.22.22.22 is that one deployment server, or two?

Re: Dploy.io - Ship code from GitHub, Bitbucket or SVN/Git repo

#42

>Free for open source. Great! Where's the source? I'm not going to complain about the price, because if there's a market that pays that price then they should charge it. I'm not going to snub their project because I could write it myself. Instead, I want to look at their source code and compare their techniques to what I would do and what others have done, and congratulate them for their work. So congrats! Source, pl…

Free for open source means you can deploy your open source project for free. dploy.io is not open source. We're open sourcing parts of it though (not all up to date yet): https://github.com/clj-jgit/clj-jgit https://github.com/dsabanin/subversion-clj https://github.com/dsabanin/fastbeans We're working on the new engine for deployments already, and you will see more pieces of it open sourced.

Ah, ok, I misunderstood. There are quite a few projects out there which charge for hosting but make the source open to implement on your own servers.

Great to see you're opening up parts of it though!

Re: Dploy.io - Ship code from GitHub, Bitbucket or SVN/Git repo

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An explanation of how this works, even at a super high level, would be good.

Agree. We'll make some updates to explain it better. Our hope was that the more simplistic overview would be enough. For now, you can read the blog post about it: http://wildbit.com/blog/2013/09/17/dploy-io-our-third-produc... It's heavily based on Beanstalk deployments, so you can also read about how it works here: http://beanstalkapp.com/features/deployments

Awesome. Thank you!
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