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As far as Node.js is concerned, Stackful.io [http://stackful.io http://stackful.io ] provides an easy (and low-cost) way to deploy and scale your app on Digital
by 0stanislav 13y ago
As far as Node.js is concerned, Stackful.io [http://stackful.io http://stackful.io ] provides an easy (and low-cost) way to deploy and scale your app on Digital Ocean SSD servers.
Meteor support is coming next week, and Rails will follow shortly.
(Disclaimer: I do work at Stackful.io)
- sergiotapia 13y agoYour 8$/month plan brings a tear to my eye. My ONLY gripe against Heroku is the lack of a hard drive to save things in, for example user uploads, etc. Does Stackful offer the hard drive to use as we please? If so, you just got yourself a customer. (As soon as you support Rails)
- 0stanislav 13y agoYep. You have your app running on a Digital Ocean virtual instance and all resources there are yours. The $8 plan, for example, offers 20 GB SSD storage, and this includes files and database. You can sign up, so we can notify you when Rails support is ready.