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I'd definitely recommend http://clever-cloud.com/ http://clever-cloud.com/ It scales automaticaly, analyzing the resource you need on your server, and you only
by altharaz 13y ago
I'd definitely recommend http://clever-cloud.com/ http://clever-cloud.com/
It scales automaticaly, analyzing the resource you need on your server, and you only pay what you use, like electricity.
It supports actually PHP, Scala, Ruby, Java, Node JS, and it's still upgrading.
Also they have deployed PostgreSQL, MySQL, CouchBase and they are working on MongoDB integration, and ElasticSearch as well.
This company is pretty young, so they have a good support, as they care for their customer. I don't hesitate to send them an email and then give a call, or to tweet their account. Usually I get an answer under 2 hours.
Short story: I used to work with Play 2.0 and MongoDB, and had several issues on Heroku because of a problem on their side with the MongoDB driver. They didn't help in 3 days.
With Clever-Cloud, everything worked perfectly, and they even helped me to deploy my app the first time.
I immediately migrated my apps from Heroku, no regrets since.
- andyhmltn 13y agoI have never heard of this service, but looking at their pricing page, they seem to have made it as obscure as possible.
- altharaz 13y ago> I have never heard of this service Maybe because it's French eheh. We don't have the same politics to go global! For their pricing page, you buy Drops, which is like fuel for your car. They offer a better documentation here: http://doc.clever-cloud.com/pricing/ http://doc.clever-cloud.com/pricing/ It will go from $600 (classical apps) to $2400 (huge apps) a year. They designed their offer to be cheaper than AWS with same or better performances.
- Mekza 13y agoI'm running an ecommerce website on clever-cloud (sales revenue: €1.5M/y). It works perfectly.
- cnivolle 13y agoI'm project manager at Clever Cloud. And I couldn't agree more. We've decided to blow up this obscure page in the next 3 weeks for a cool pricing simulator. Stay tuned ;]
- andyhmltn 13y agoAwesome! The service looks pretty cool. I managed to figure out my rough costs, but it took a calculator. All it would need is just a calculator on that page as you say :-)
- clement 13y agoSince they offer free drops at the account creation, I usually just make the app run for a few hours, load test it and check its consumption. measuring is always better than estimating :)