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by eddiezane 8y ago
Please see my reply here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19312226 TLDR: Vendors can add licenses now. Billing coming later.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
As a vendor you can add a license / subscription for your stack in your 1-Click App image. Some vendors –such as Plesk and cPanel– are already doing this today. We plan to make this easier for both you and your users this year with dir
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Eddie from the DigitalOcean DevRel team here. We're looking to partner with all the folks to help support and deliver open source and vendor software easily. Here to answer what I can.
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Chat Based on gRPC(github.com)
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Please see my reply here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19164067
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Appreciate you keeping us honest. There are a few things I can say without making false promises. Once we finish and rollout full VPC support we believe the absolute majority of use cases will not incur bandwidth charges since most apps run
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by eddiezane 8y ago
To clarify here and from the launch blog post [0]. > Ingress bandwidth is always free, and egress fees ($0.01/GB per month) will be waived for 2019. In other words, we're not charging while we build this out. 0: https:/&#
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by eddiezane 8y ago
The goal is always to get the price down as low as we can ;).
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Shared. We're exploring using dedicated as part of our roadmap.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Some of these are from our support playbook and I'm working on getting a few others. > When configuring a number of standby nodes > 1 what replication topology is used? Are {all,none,some} replicas synchronous? Trying to get an a
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Each open connection is a fork that takes up ~10MB. There is actually a 25 connection limit (3 are reserved for maintenance) so that's ~250MB just on connections. More info here [0]. 0: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Can confirm a staging environment ;P. Have been hammering this there for a while.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Managed Databases are built on top of our core compute platform which use local SSD's. You should get that same awesome performance!
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Eddie from the DigitalOcean DevRel team here. Over the moon to get this in everyone's hands. Here to answer what I can.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
The title is actually "How I Learned to Code My Own Game" but HN stripped out the "How". I found his comment about not being able to get past a terminal screen but immediate visual feedback did the trick extremely intere
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I Learned to Code My Own Game(youtube.com)
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by eddiezane 8y ago
I recently became remote and when hunting for a coworking space initially figured I'd just go to one of the WeWork's here (Denver). I was blown away at the cost of a "hot desk" membership [1]. The least expensive offerin
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Eddie from DigitalOcean here. Just want to call out that our worker node pricing is the same as our Droplets (servers). There is no price markup on using our managed service. In fact it's cheaper than deploying it yourself on DO becaus
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Eddie from DigitalOcean here. Master node tiering is something on our roadmap for the future and not currently implemented.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
I recently came across https://www.moo.do . Might be what you're after.
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by eddiezane 8y ago
Eddie from DigitalOcean here. You'll only need to pay for your worker nodes and we'll handle upgrades for you.
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by eddiezane 9y ago
I am thinking that it sets them up to announce something (possibly fully embracing K8s) at DockerCon[0] which is a few weeks after. 0: https://2018.dockercon.com
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by eddiezane 9y ago
Pasting the link into https://www.fakespot.com has become standard practice for me before buying anything off Amazon.
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by eddiezane 9y ago
I recently wrote about working with .NET Core on macOS and Linux [0]. The TLDR is the dotnet install script works great. Use Jetbrains Rider if you want the best experience (though not free). VSCode is just ok. Overall I've really enjo
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by eddiezane 10y ago
I noticed the red laser dot as well through the whole show in Iron Fist. What are your overall thoughts? It was the first Netflix Marvel show that wasn't a 5/5 in my book.
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by eddiezane 11y ago
I've really enjoyed the time I've spent with Go but feel like the state of dependency management has kept me away. Am I being stubborn in my longing for an npm, Ruby Gems, or pip? Is there a reason why one of these hasn't eme
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by eddiezane 11y ago
Slack is starting to be used as the communication platform at events now as well. Most of the hackathons and conferences I've attended recently have used it and added all of the attendees. It's worked really nicely for communicati
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by eddiezane 11y ago
This is a really great resource and I'll certainly be embracing some of it. I attend quite a few university hackathons as a mentor/sponsor and one of my goals has been to paint Java in a better light as it doesn't have the be
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by eddiezane 11y ago
How to Win Friends and Influence People.
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by eddiezane 11y ago
I really like Travis CI's take on unlimited vacation time [0]. Probably won't ever catch on in the US though. 0: http://www.paperplanes.de/2014/12/10/from-open-to-minimum-va...

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