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If you want your own PaaS that scales, take look at Red Hat's OpenShift. https://www.openshift.com/open-source https://www.openshift.com/open-source
by sciurus 13y ago
If you want your own PaaS that scales, take look at Red Hat's OpenShift.
https://www.openshift.com/open-source https://www.openshift.com/open-source
- progrium 13y agoOr CloudFoundry.
- druiid 13y agoOpenshift per the #openshift channel only currently supports scaling of HTTP resources (I'm a bit surprised about that). I currently use Cloudify, but have had some... issues and they use a Java agent which is pretty memory heavy, so I'm working on alternatives. Cloud Foundry is about the only other viable option I've found so far.
- progrium 13y agoThis HTTP bias has been my problem with the approach of most platform services since the beginning.
- druiid 13y agoSame here. Most seem to expect you to do the Heroku route and just run your database off of another cloud service... well, what if I DON'T want to do that? The answer seems to be oh well for many projects. Frustrating for sure.