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Show HN: Host Open-Source apps in your own cloud, no lock-in
- Akcium 4y agoNow that Heroku closed up the free plan, alternatives keep popping up like mushrooms. One option is switching to a self-hosted PaaS — basically setting up a Heroku-like platform on your VPS/server that allows to deploy apps, provision SSL/set up reversy proxy, and monitor usage. That's what we're doing with Gardens, our new open-source product. It allows you to: - Connect to your cloud provider, provision and configure a droplet, automatically set up reverse proxy - Deploy apps from your Github/Gitlab/Bitbucket, with CI/CD integration, using CLI or Web UI, or deploy in one click from a library of 130+ open-source/fair-code apps - Get native analytics with NetData, join a federated community with posts from big open-source Co's, easily write step-by-step guides for your tools, and more We just launched, so curious to hear feedback from HN people! See more details via the link.
- connordoner 4y agoWhat's your pricing? It seems really opaque, which I'd fix pronto.