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by appliku 5y ago
It doesn't seem like a lot when you enable one more resource for $7-10/mo. You can clearly see invoice "growth" when it adds app, right? :D
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by appliku 5y ago
Separate account will be the best strategy. I prefer having separate accounts for every project. Hustle to login between them, but the best isolation that can be between projects.
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by appliku 5y ago
Thanks for kind words. While I know how to deploy myself I am fed up with that. Especially when it comes to a new project. There are so many places where you can screw up with a typo or stuff like that. So while I know how to do it by mysel
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by appliku 5y ago
Hey! Thanks for question. I guess there is an article that needs updating. Appliku only needs AmazonEC2FullAccess. Well, if you feel that something is off you just revoke credentials. I will update the article now. Thanks again
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by appliku 5y ago
As i said in another comment Heroku is unbelievably expensive. What they offer for $250 per process can be done at $60/mo per whole app. When I helped them move all background workers and all non-production apps to Digital Ocean they e
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by appliku 5y ago
I wanted to host nothing. I wanted click click and deployed. But I've heard about piku many times seems like a great thing!
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by appliku 5y ago
You can do Dokku, you can setup dokku and deploy apps with dokku. no problem. But I wanted a solution where I don't need to remember anything DevOps while writing/shipping my apps. I also added a generous free plan that allows all
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by appliku 5y ago
Price. It is easy to start on Heroku. With one app, one process. When you have multiple apps and several processes there is a way to reduce costs and not loose in convenience. $10/mo droplet can hold plenty of apps and it is still $10&
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by appliku 5y ago
DO Apps platform in terms of pricing is as bad as Heroku's offering. They charge per instance of the process and it becomes pretty expensive. Appliku helps to reduce costs by putting processes on a single server. With Heroku Config Var
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Show HN: Heroku Alternative for Python/Django apps(appliku.com)
183 points by appliku 5y ago|113 comments
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by appliku 6y ago
I think it is as complex topic as solving captcha or fighting email spam. You can check screenshots, you can check for new CSS/JS files included in page. That's a start. Also you should track DNS/NS changes. Only screenshots
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“Django Celery without pain” tips from my experience. Tutorial part coming soon(appliku.com)
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First customer with production app hosted saves $300/mo moving from Heroku(indiehackers.com)
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by appliku 6y ago
Every time I read articles like that, of course, it inspires me to create, it gives hope, and stuff like that. It is possible. Just do simple things and write. But then you reach lines about $4m in sales and you are like "c'mon th
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by appliku 6y ago
hey, hi! Thanks for asking! Let's say to deploy change I do "git push" and that's it. Everything else is done for me. In the case with the app you described – you have already done major part of heavy lifting with the in
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by appliku 6y ago
Generic CI/CD pipeline is a way to execute your automation. But you have to code everything yourself at least initially. With Appliku you have your web server installed, databases provisioned and settings applied. With CI/CD pipel
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by appliku 6y ago
Yes. It is not based on any existing tool(except Django) and I didn't hire anyone(yet?)
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by appliku 6y ago
Hey! Thanks, I have fixed it on the landing page, evidently, I can't fix it here. What was hard, you ask? Short answer: the complexity of the product. (Very) Long answer: Yesterday I found a note in my OneNote dated Sep 2, 2016. It had
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Show HN: Appliku.com Cost-Effecient and Pretty Python Digital Ocean Deployments(appliku.com)
6 points by appliku 6y ago|8 comments