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I really like the concept, the persistence (with backups!), pre-installed agents, and how easy it is to go from experiment to a live server. The downsides: -
by ricardobeat 10mo ago
I really like the concept, the persistence (with backups!), pre-installed agents, and how easy it is to go from experiment to a live server.
The downsides:
- usage-based pricing would be nice, $20/month is pretty steep to start, but also no room to scale up?
- 100GB/month is only 300k views for a small-ish page or API, 10k req/day is a tiny amount of traffic. Can't make anything public with that. Even the smallest servers at Hetzner have unlimited bandwidth
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- jeremyjh 10mo agoThose limits make it pretty clear it’s not really meant for hosting a production app. It’s for sharing something you’ve developed with friends/colleagues, or maybe a low traffic webhook handler for some personal thing. I made an Alexa skill for my kids once and it is perfect for that kind of project.
- pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago$240/yr is not "perfect" for a toy/hobby project.