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Hey, autor here) I agree with you: when you only start, you should pay 100% attention to custdev and use as much ready to go cloud services as you can. Thats wh
by frizzy 5y ago
Hey, autor here) I agree with you: when you only start, you should pay 100% attention to custdev and use as much ready to go cloud services as you can. Thats why I included "Free for Dev" link.
However, I think that when you started development, especially with a team up to 10 people, or if you work with private information - you should hosting some of services and databases yourself. In my experience, at least private hosting of gitlab with CI&CD, databases and sometime monitoring system is a normal case.
Also, startup is not always start from zero, sometime it's just a new project in a tech company. So this pack can help to start just a usual new project)
And finally, this pack can be useful for developers who want to test new services locally. And I hope that it will be helpful for someone :)
- rglullis 5y agoHave you considered turning this into a SaaS of your own? As in: here is the code if you want to self-Host, but if you want I can manage it for you for X/month?
- frizzy 5y agoI wish to but it's almost impossible: all services in this pack has a paas version that I never win, and a lot of people do the same things as devops engineers today, as I do as contractor and sometimes freelancer, for example))
- rglullis 5y agoBut none of them have a system where all of these services are put together. What I would really like to see is an offering where anyone can just pick a suite of open source tools, all managed with the same SSO, and pay a flat rate for it. Something like https://restack.io https://restack.io, but not where I´d have to manage.
- frizzy 5y agoYeah, I understand you) I'm not sure that I'll do it but thank you for idea. For now there are few alternatives like helm charts for k8s or juju from ubuntu, or providers like heroku, but nothing that I know which have level of heroku in open source - and I understand why xD I saw coolify.io on HN yesterday - mayby they will do...
- the_common_man 5y agoThis is https://cloudron.io https://cloudron.io . Has sso across apps
- rglullis 5y agoI'm aware of cloudron, but cloudron is a self-hosted solution. I am talking about a fully-managed provider of services. Something for those that want to have a set of services for their startup but do not want to worry about keeping them up and running.
- the_common_man 5y agoAh gotcha. I think there was one a few days back estio or something, I forget