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Nice. How much should I believe this site will stay around? I'm currently using an ugly, manually-updated Google Spreadsheet as a backup for my largest playlis

by rspeer 11y ago

Nice. How much should I believe this site will stay around? I'm currently using an ugly, manually-updated Google Spreadsheet as a backup for my largest playlist project, Bachify [1] -- it's got 1075 tracks, one for each Bach BWV number with an available recording. I dread what I'd have to do if I ever accidentally lost the playlist. Is it reasonable to consider TuneMachine as the backup instead? [1] http://rspeer.github.io/blog/2014/09/25/bachify/ http://rspeer.github.io/blog/2014/09/25/bachify/

detaro 11y ago
You could set up your own instance on a free heroku dyno, assuming it doesn't do anything that requires it to run 24/7.
z1mm32m4n 11y ago
That's a good question. Right now, the biggest worry is whether we'll run out of space. We're running on a free tier MongoLab database. If we get spammed or it really takes off, that's going to disappear. Luckily it's super straightforward to spin one up on Heroku or elsewhere, and if it's important to you you could pay for a larger database.