asim

72 ms·

931.
by asim 6y ago
Hi, thanks for asking. This is the first time I've seen the project realworld so please excuse my ignorance, I'm not in the JS community. We will have a look and try to get around to this. Right now you can look at https:/&#
932.
by asim 6y ago
Go Nitro is not a thing. "Go Micro" was a framework that launched this company into existence, it's now been consolidated into a single project called "Micro". The "Go Micro" project has been renamed to &q
933.
by asim 6y ago
Happy to talk more about the benefits of Polyform and why we chose that. If you've seen what's happening with open source and AWS you'll understand that this is one of the few ways to protect against cannibalisation of our ec
934.
by asim 6y ago
Big things have small beginnings. In fact, last year this time, we were a global multi-cloud, multi-region play. Because we've done it before it was fairly simple to do again but being so early in our journey it was actually more effor
935.
by asim 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'm assuming you mean the website. We have info and tutorial in docs but agree we could provide more clarity on the website. There is a redesign coming in the next few weeks. There are tutorials in the docs and
936.
by asim 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. And yes we're learning and iterating on pricing. I think the key will be fair usage policy and resource limits that allow people to scale with their usage. We'll also work on additional pricing tiers for l
937.
by asim 6y ago
Thanks. It's in the docs but I'll link to it below pricing for clarity. It's 1 core, 1gb mem by default for the whole namespace.
938.
by asim 6y ago
Hi HN! Asim here. Founder CEO of Micro. We've been working on M3O for some time now and excited to not only share it with the world but help understand our positioning amongst other technology such as Netlify and the frontend. Happy to
939.
by asim 6y ago
All your services are written independently as microservices. In fact Micro is itself a microservices architecture and each feature is an independent service backed by highly available managed infrastructure. Yes we expect you to write ever
940.
by asim 6y ago
Founder of Micro here. Yes the key-value store is basically like a crud database. We're working on some modelling on top of that and something we'll present more like a document database. Watch this space.
941.
by asim 6y ago
No. Without the existence of Go, I would not have gotten my last job, we would not have built the platform we did, I would not have seen the opportunity and ability to build such a business. It's all a chain of events that occur becaus
942.
by asim 6y ago
Micro was on the frontpage earlier today ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25044604 ). It's written entirely in Go, and so was its predecessor and everything I've done since 2012. Go is a phenomenal language an
943.
by asim 6y ago
Thanks, its raw html at the moment. The front page is using carbon which seems to help. Need to figure out better embedding of commands.
944.
by asim 6y ago
It's interesting to see, tbh we knew it was coming because Dan and Martin worked together before and Cilium is now baked into K8s in a number of places like GKE and Scaleway Kapsule. Although what I'm more interested in now is som
945.
by asim 6y ago
Thank you!
946.
by asim 6y ago
Yes. See the doc on private repos https://docs.m3o.com/getting-started/private-repos . Hopefully that helps. If not please drop into slack ( https://slack.m3o.com ) and we can try help further
947.
by asim 6y ago
We use cockroachdb for the storage and nats-streaming for events. We know cockroach is a SQL database but the scaling properties are nice, we know the team and we think we'll leverage the SQL layer too so it's a good fit. On event
948.
by asim 6y ago
This is correct
949.
by asim 6y ago
No worries. Please join the slack at https://slack.m3o.com if you need help or want to engage with the community. For us Store means key-value or crud data storage. I think if that's what you're calling repository for
950.
by asim 6y ago
The only restriction here is selling Micro as a Service e.g AWS can't pick up and sell Micro. This is a common problem in the open source industry and Polyform is trying to create licensing standardisation rather than everyone hand cra
951.
by asim 6y ago
Yes! We are Netlify for the backend and in fact our next post will be titled "Netlify for your frontend, Micro for the backend". We think there's really a need to do what Netlify did for frontend to the backend and just help
952.
by asim 6y ago
M3O does run on k8s. We personally do it for our hosted offering with some customisation, but also include a helm install in the docs for those that want to run on k8s easily. The goal is to target, local as processes, k8s as containers and
953.
by asim 6y ago
We have multi-language grpc clients code generated in https://github.com/micro/micro/tree/master/client/sdk but we need to publish to various package managers or at the very least wrap them in a mor
954.
by asim 6y ago
I think most people are effectively doing some form of CRUD on the backend that's then consumed by web apps or mobile. In our case we've built out a number of example applications in https://github.com/micro/s
955.
by asim 6y ago
Thank you, that's really appreciated!
956.
by asim 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You're right, Micro was trying to do too much, based on prior experiences at other companies that provided the all encompassing platform experience. Once I realised that I started to scale back. With Micro 3.0
957.
by asim 6y ago
Micro is developer first focused. Meaning the starting point is writing code not deployment. We bake in a Go framework to write backend services. Then micro builds in everything you need. Abstracting away k8s. Everything you need is an impo
958.
by asim 6y ago
It's here https://docs.m3o.com/faq#fair-usage-policy . Sorry it's not in a clear place. I'll look to fix that.
959.
by asim 6y ago
No worries. Come join the slack ( https://slack.m3o.com ) if you need help.
960.
by asim 6y ago
Yes. Micro is open source and has been so since inception. Here is a quick start to install https://micro.mu/getting-started#install

More ›