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Nice. I have not tried dotcloud since it first came out and the command line and docs were just not ready for prime time. I have to say things are hugely impro
by andymoe 14y ago
Nice. I have not tried dotcloud since it first came out and the command line and docs were just not ready for prime time.
I have to say things are hugely improved since then and at least on par with Heroku and with much more fine grained control over costs. Great work!
- KenCochrane 14y agoThank you. I hope you get a chance to check it out. It is FREE to use, and what ever comments you have good or bad, we would love to hear them.
- bitcartel 14y agoPrice is not an issue. Vendor lock-in is. I would try out DotCloud if it were an open-source PAAS like OpenShift or CloudFoundry.
- andymoe 14y agoWould you say Heroku is big on the vendor lock in too? If you stay away from the ad-ons they are really mostly just running some code and maintaining a standard database unlike say Google App Engine. I don't see how moving to say EC2 or your own servers is really that much work on the grand scale of things and I have done a fair number of data center moves and server migrations etc.