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> Also, Lambda-like options are available with most PaaS providers now. Which other ones are there? I used to use PiCloud until they were bought out by dropbox
by IanCal 11y ago
> Also, Lambda-like options are available with most PaaS providers now.
Which other ones are there? I used to use PiCloud until they were bought out by dropbox and it atrophied. Shame, it was exactly what I wanted in a service.
- robbs 11y agoIronWorker from Iron.io is similar to Lambda.
- jorde 11y agoWebtask by Auth0 https://webtask.io/ https://webtask.io/
- arihant 11y agoGoogle Cloud - Google Dataflow, Certain App Engine APIs IBM Bluemix - IBM Workload Scheduler, RabbitMQ (this is weak, but similar functionality can be achieved) Microsoft Azure - Apache Storm (generally available now)
- IanCal 11y agoThanks for the list, I'd not looked into the google offerings for a while, they're actually much closer to what I'm after now.
- _Marak_ 11y agohttp://hook.io http://hook.io is an open-source microservice platform. We launched a month before Amazon Lambda, and have better features like full support for streaming HTTP.
- georgefrick 11y agoBut you don't have future price information; so it's a bit hard for an actual enterprise recommendation. This will cost X in the future, but it's free for now? Free for now is great for me as a tinkerer/developer; but I couldn't recommend it to a client?
- _Marak_ 11y agoWe do offer paid accounts, and in fact already have a nice size group of paying customers. Still in the process of establishing our service tiers, but our basic hosting plan starts at $5.00 per month. http://hook.io/pricing http://hook.io/pricing
- IanCal 11y agoThanks, I'll have a look into that.
- parasubvert 11y agoPivotal Web Services (which is like BlueMix, Cloud Foundry based, and you can run your own as it is open source) http://run.pivotal.io http://run.pivotal.io
- IanCal 11y agoCheers, being able to move on if I wanted is a definite benefit, thanks.