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Nodejitsu is incredibly unreliable. I use them only because they are so cheap and quick. Anything of value should not be hosted on Nodejitsu. This disappoints m
by coenhyde 14y ago
Nodejitsu is incredibly unreliable. I use them only because they are so cheap and quick. Anything of value should not be hosted on Nodejitsu. This disappoints me greatly as Nodejitsu is a company i want to love.
- btipling 14y agoCan you please give some details because that's quite a damning statement for a company that professes to be build on enterprise ready infrastructure. I would default to be skeptical of statements like yours, everyone has downtime.
- trevor-rollin 14y agoWhat the profess and reality don't seem to agree. The world is bursting at the seams with hucksters who will proclaim anything you want to hear. You should judge based on what people do, not what they say. Anything less is incredibly naive.
- Fauntleroy 14y agoHere's what I can remember off the top of my head: - Deployments often fail with a nonspecific 500 error. I'd say near 50% of my deploys end up failing because of this. - Downtime occurs at random times. It's usually just a few minutes (maybe 10) - In the past I've had problems with certain routes always returning 500 errors when loaded in groups, but not alone. This problem hasn't happened for a while. - The admin panel is at its best only "kind of" responsive. Most of the time it's a complete mystery as to whether commands issued there ever make it out to your instance(s).
- sparkle202 14y agoseconded. not to mention the rest..
- bgriggs1 14y agoWe also really wanted to love Nodejitsu, but our patience on the downtime has been exhausted. SSL has been down at least once a day recently from load balancing issues.
- Trindaz 14y agoI feel the same - intermittent short (1min) down times happen pretty regularly, about once a month, and I only know that from my own monitoring tools - no emails or notifications from them. I want to love them too :(