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by huksley 1y ago
I am implementing native support for deploying Python apps in DollarDeploy. DollarDeploy is like Coolify and dokploy but with better UI, no docker containers and fast deploys for full stack apps, NextJS, react
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by huksley 1y ago
> ...told something in the system prompt like “take initiative,” it will frequently take very bold action. This includes locking users out of systems that it has access to or bulk-emailing media and law-enforcement figures to surface evi
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by huksley 1y ago
You don't publish a ready-made image anywhere? That would be easier to spin it up without installing locally moose first. Kind of defeats the purpose of Docker Compose recipe. And those ports bindings, is it really necessary to expose
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by huksley 1y ago
My experience: - Dokku - too much shell scripting and you forget all the commands you typed after 1 year. - Dokploy - you need to install it on your host. So it makes it difficult to switch to a bigger host. So now I am actively developing
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by huksley 1y ago
I believe that Kubernetes is something you want to use if you have 1+ SRE full-time on your team. I actually got tired with complexity of kubernetes, AWS ECS and docker as well and just build a tool to deploy apps natively on the host. What
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by huksley 1y ago
Would be quite difficult to migrate to self-host, there is no open source version of Firebase APIs, and while there is alternatives like Supabase, it is a significant rewrite of both frontend and backend.
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by huksley 1y ago
I am working on DevOps AI for my DollarDeploy platform. Helps you define correct settings when deploying any kind of app, guessing from the GitHub repo contents. Not another chatbot but Cursor IDE style autocomplete for the app configuratio
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by huksley 1y ago
They had no cost usage alerts. So they even did not know that the thing was happening, just realized with the first bill. I think that is the essence of what is wrong with the cloud costs. Defaulting to possibility for everyone to scale r
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by huksley 1y ago
Does it support unicode and internationalization?
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by huksley 1y ago
Supercool! Can you use any other webapp, not a code IDE?
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by huksley 1y ago
I really loved serverless for while, particularly in the early days, when building small projects. But AWS Lambdas, for example, is constant maintenance hell for larger applications, including building and dependency issues, debugging and s
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by huksley 2y ago
Haha I love that name spelling $deploy! Never wrote it like that
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by huksley 2y ago
Hi, I build NextJs in standalone mode per docs and it works pretty well, we keep it running using pm2 but I want to migrate to systems service. I would say any NextJs should work but we run DollarDeploy ourselves using NextJs 14
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by huksley 2y ago
Remember all those horror stories about ridiculous bills from public cloud providers? I also got $4.5k bill once for simple mistake on AWS. So I decided to build Vercel for your own servers - DollarDeploy, which manages servers and deploys
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by huksley 2y ago
We at DollarDeploy building a platform to deploy apps to your own VPS. For now we just run it on one server, but plan to use DigitalOcean and Hetzner load balancer offering to offer workload scaling beyond one server. Why did you choose fly
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by huksley 2y ago
Looks very interesting!! I registered and found an issue: when I add the mention keyword, it shows two results, but after saving it, it shows zero results. I tried checking mentions for my side project DollarDeploy.
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by huksley 2y ago
I am building DollarDeploy [1] - platform to deploy apps to your own server. Think of it as a Vercel but without serverless or public cloud confusing pricing - DollarDeploy + VPS of your choice. DD supports NextJS, React, Python, Docker Com
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by huksley 2y ago
yes, there is even the official example here https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/cache... but it does not work because of NextJS 15. I changed the example to point to latest NextJ
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by huksley 2y ago
Thank you for clarifying! There is a open source cache adapter but it does not support NextJS 15 at the moment.
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by huksley 2y ago
"Fortunately, thanks to Vercel’s outreach, we’ve established lines of communication with the Next.js team. With this in place we hope to gain better insights into upcoming changes to the framework." So instead of having it in open
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by huksley 2y ago
Forgot the link: https://dollardeploy.com
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by huksley 2y ago
Yes, you just need to add two apps with the same configuration pointing to the different hosts for that. We plan on implementing different cluster topologies in the future.
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by huksley 2y ago
Sure, you can deploy and keep it updated by using our template for Wordpress https://dollardeploy.com/r/wordpress
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by huksley 2y ago
Are they providing it through the Bedrock platform and on demand? DollarDeploy allows to deploy DeepSeek (albeit smaller models) in couple click with LocalAI UI and ChatGPT compatible API to the DataCrunch servers, which are 2-3x cheaper th
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Show HN: DollarDeploy - Avoid cloud costs and complexity - deploy to your VPS
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by huksley 2y ago
How do you run all this on developer's machine?
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by huksley 2y ago
Exactly, we want to make it as easy as possible and also enable portability so you can switch to a bigger server or other provider. The platform is called DollarDeploy and we will be launching soon on HN!
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by huksley 2y ago
Have you tried to provision them? Those free instances are usually out of capacity Edit: replied to the wrong comment
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by huksley 2y ago
I also planning to move workloads from public clouds - it is expensive and too complicated. I created a service to easily deploy modern apps to VPS. Like Vercel but separating control plane and servers. Supporting both CPU and GPU servers.
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by huksley 2y ago
47 clusters? Is that per developer? You could manage small, disposable VPS for every developer/environment, etc and only have Kubernetes cluster for a production environment...

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