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(I'm one of the two Epio founders) Obviously, we have an interesting view on this whole problem. I'm personally of the opinion that PaaS is still not quite the
by andrewgodwin 15y ago
(I'm one of the two Epio founders)
Obviously, we have an interesting view on this whole problem. I'm personally of the opinion that PaaS is still not quite the right solution - there's certainly some progress, but there's such an murky boundary between what a platform and an app provides that it's hard to make something that doesn't surprise people in some way.
It's interesting to note that as a PaaS platform you do get an advantage over IaaS - you can share resources and box-pack apps a lot more efficiently when you control memory and disk access at that higher level, so it's not like IaaS is certain to win either.
I probably need to compose my thoughts into something more intelligible and write a full blog post about how I think deployment should evolve, but I have a migration to shepherd first.
- drewvolpe 15y agoPlease do. I'd be interested in your thoughts.
- cosmic_shame 15y agoAs a (sad to see you go) ep.io user thanks for providing the migration tips.
- amoore 15y agoDid you consider attempting to sell your business? What prevented you from doing that?
- kingrolo 14y agoYeah, indeed. I'd have thought the provisioning code and tools could be useful (IIRC was there some custom thing which ran pip installs in parallel)?. I'd certainly donate some money and dev time to help encourage an open source version of the provisioning and build tools which would run any VPS.