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I'm definitely trying it out on my machine this evening. What's your position on other companies providing managed service of your project?

tchiotludo 5y ago
To be honest, we don't have think about that for now. It's a complicated subject.
- chockchocschoir 5y ago
  True, you don't have to think about it because it's obvious: Anyone is allowed to provide a managed service of Kestra since you licensed the project under Apache License 2.0. Not that complicated. emteycz: I say go for it. If you get it up and running, let me know (email in profile) as I'm interested in trying it out as a managed service.
  - emteycz 5y ago
    I'm more interested in integrating this into the software/ops of my customers at the moment. I just don't want to run a service right now, I like consulting more. I have a friend who has a data/ops cloud service. He's been looking for something like this. However in that case Kestra would be hidden behind his abstraction, I guess.
    - tixocloud 5y ago
      I’d be interested in learning more about your friend’s service.
- js4ever 5y ago
  Hey Tchiotludo, we have a partner program where we give back part of the revenue generated on Elestio to the OSS author every month, if you are interested please contact us through our website and we will be happy to setup the partnership with you :) You can see here your software already available as a fully managed service: https://elest.io/open-source/kestra https://elest.io/open-source/kestra
js4ever 5y ago
I've just added Kestra as a fully managed service on Elest.io here: https://elest.io/open-source/kestra https://elest.io/open-source/kestra We do deployment, security, remote backups, vm snapshots, monitoring/alerts, automated OS & Software updates, and much more. We launched few weeks ago here on HN There is a free trial, so you can start and get a working instance of Kestra in less than 5 minutes. Let me know what you think :)

tchiotludo 5y ago

To be honest, we don't have think about that for now. It's a complicated subject.

chockchocschoir 5y ago
True, you don't have to think about it because it's obvious: Anyone is allowed to provide a managed service of Kestra since you licensed the project under Apache License 2.0. Not that complicated. emteycz: I say go for it. If you get it up and running, let me know (email in profile) as I'm interested in trying it out as a managed service.
- emteycz 5y ago
  I'm more interested in integrating this into the software/ops of my customers at the moment. I just don't want to run a service right now, I like consulting more. I have a friend who has a data/ops cloud service. He's been looking for something like this. However in that case Kestra would be hidden behind his abstraction, I guess.
  - tixocloud 5y ago
    I’d be interested in learning more about your friend’s service.
js4ever 5y ago
Hey Tchiotludo, we have a partner program where we give back part of the revenue generated on Elestio to the OSS author every month, if you are interested please contact us through our website and we will be happy to setup the partnership with you :) You can see here your software already available as a fully managed service: https://elest.io/open-source/kestra https://elest.io/open-source/kestra

js4ever 5y ago

I've just added Kestra as a fully managed service on Elest.io here: https://elest.io/open-source/kestra https://elest.io/open-source/kestra We do deployment, security, remote backups, vm snapshots, monitoring/alerts, automated OS & Software updates, and much more. We launched few weeks ago here on HN There is a free trial, so you can start and get a working instance of Kestra in less than 5 minutes. Let me know what you think :)