“It's The Future”
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“It's The Future”
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#2I'm not sure I get the message.
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#3Previous discussion from 434 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9688383
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#4I'm not sure I get the message.
heroku is dead, docker is awesome, gluten free food does not have gluten ;-)
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#5Is it a blank page ? I don't see any text.
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#6In an earlier age, all we had to hate were frameworks.
http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?joel.3.219431.12
(Factory factory factory factory.)
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#8Is it a blank page ? I don't see any text.
No, it's not.
Even renders on console browsers.
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#9That's why we started https://baasil.io/.
The idea is you can deploy any app to any infrastructure of your choice (inside Docker containers). This means that you are not locked into Heroku and it gives you much more flexibility.
It's basically a hosted Rancher http://rancher.com/ service with a focus on a specific stack.
I think in the future, there will be a lot of services like Baasil.io (specializing in various stacks/frameworks) and managed by various open source communities.
Docker and Kubernetes WILL become more accessible to developers - I would bet my life on it.
I'm currently building a CLI tool to allow deploying in a single command - So you can get the simplicity of Heroku while not losing any flexibility/control over your architecture.
Re: “It's The Future”
#10That's why we started https://baasil.io/ . The idea is you can deploy any app to any infrastructure of your choice (inside Docker containers). This means that you are not locked into Heroku and it gives you much more flexibility. It's basically a hosted Rancher http://rancher.com/ service with a focus on a specific stack. I think in the future, there will be a lot of services like Baasil.io (specializing in various s…
But all you've done is shift the problem to, er, you. If someone is uncomfortable taking out a dependency on say Azure or AWS - the two leading Docker hosting platforms, then they sure as hell aren't going to take out a dependency on "baasil.io" are they?