StackPath Immediate End of Life
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StackPath Immediate End of Life
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#3Sad. It was amazing experience working at stackpath as an entry to the industry. Not many cutting edge companies in Dallas and I totally lucked out with the tech and the people! It was an amazing platform when it first rolled out, and if it wasn’t kneecapped, it would be an everyday name in the tech world. After almost a decade of stagnation it was surpassed by every other cloud provider, dev-ops platform, and infrastructure company.
Good luck everyone who needs to migrate on short notice. It’s going to be fun if bootstrap doesn’t have a backup CDN.
Re: StackPath Immediate End of Life
#4Sad. It was amazing experience working at stackpath as an entry to the industry. Not many cutting edge companies in Dallas and I totally lucked out with the tech and the people! It was an amazing platform when it first rolled out, and if it wasn’t kneecapped, it would be an everyday name in the tech world. After almost a decade of stagnation it was surpassed by every other cloud provider, dev-ops platform, and infras…
how can one export DNS zones? there doesn't seem to be any options for that
Re: StackPath Immediate End of Life
#5Sad. It was amazing experience working at stackpath as an entry to the industry. Not many cutting edge companies in Dallas and I totally lucked out with the tech and the people! It was an amazing platform when it first rolled out, and if it wasn’t kneecapped, it would be an everyday name in the tech world. After almost a decade of stagnation it was surpassed by every other cloud provider, dev-ops platform, and infras…
This is indeed sad. We are/were a customer, and one of the earliest edge computing customers. For a long time they've been the only provider truly offering the ability to run native code at the edge. But they've not really taken advantage of their early lead, so others have caught up. Also, reliability and capacity problems have become very commonplace in the past year or so. Hope the team has a safe landing elsewhere.
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#6had to write custom script to export all stacks, DNS zones and DNS records with API.