juanse

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by juanse 4y ago
runninginproduction.com because of the focus of indie hacking and a pragmatic ways that can be replicable.
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Is anyone using Dokku for production?
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by juanse 5y ago
Out of curiosity: What was the old language and what was its replacement?
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by juanse 5y ago
One fear that I have with this modern way in which we use so many references in different sources is that any minor fail, can mean a real pain.
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Rodauth: The most advanced authentication framework for Ruby and Rails(github.com)
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by juanse 5y ago
In Spain is kind of the same. Indeed entrepreneurs often hear how countries like Germany make everything cheaper and easier to do. Personally I use the self-host version of plausible, and I remove this cookie banner that is sooo invasive an
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by juanse 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Diablo 2 was an amazing experience back in my youth. I was decided to make the purchase. But this is a no deal.
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by juanse 5y ago
I would literally read one of these story every day before going to sleep. I will never have enough. Amazing read!
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by juanse 5y ago
I wrote that, and I did it without being paid or having any affiliation. Just a happy customer. This is the service I use: https://www.netcup.eu , and by the way I recommended it too.
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by juanse 5y ago
>> Also, pro-tip if you're on Ubuntu: the latest golang version in the default repos isn't compatible with this. You'll need to use golang 1.16 or later, which can be installed manually from the website, or installed vi
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Ask HN: What's your tech war story?
1 points by juanse 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are managed DB so important?
3 points by juanse 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: As a solo/micropreneur, what infrastructure are you using?
1 points by juanse 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Is there a reliable way in Linux to know if a monitor is on/off?
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Ask HN: What should I consider before selling Raspberry Pi based project?
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by juanse 5y ago
Same here but with 10 units. Almost 100$ each.
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by juanse 5y ago
Which tech stack are you using? PD: I follow a similar approach. I am glad you said it.
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by juanse 5y ago
Sorry, what is a UA?
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by juanse 5y ago
Nowadays is more and more common for websites to have some kind of rate limiting middleware such as rack attack for ruby. It would be interesting to explore the strategies to deal with it.
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by juanse 5y ago
There are a bunch of technologies that are easy to learn out there, which doesn't mean we should learn them all. My concern was that I haven't seen a clear need and justification, and I was doubtful I was missing something. I hav
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by juanse 5y ago
You really made a case crystal clear. I appreciate you shared this point of view. Now I have no doubts.
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by juanse 5y ago
Thanks for the answer. Your comment made me think (I have once a problem after a system update). What other options do I have? So far I try not to touch much. Just security updates from yarn or ruby gemfile, o directly one to one if it isn&
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by juanse 5y ago
Thank you very much for the answer. I've got now a concept to try and develop.
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by juanse 5y ago
Ages? In my case takes less than 5 seconds. It is fairly easy as it is just a Linux host and they are dirty cheap. I don't really agree with you on that.
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by juanse 5y ago
Wow! Super interested in this (as it is similar to what I had in mind) Could you share further detail please? The jumpserver is haproxy or something similar? I thought previously that you had to put nginx + server application in every node.
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by juanse 5y ago
The main benefit I see is quickly rollback to previous state. Really handy when something goes wrong for example updating the system.
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by juanse 5y ago
Basic Ruby on Rails App. In full, I use PosgreSQL, Nginx and Puma. Probably soon Redis, and everything is mostly Server Side Rendered. Deployments using Capistrano.
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by juanse 5y ago
This is crazy value for the money. Hard to imagine the limit where you need to leave this behind. My only concern is that with physical servers you don't have snapshots that save your ass quickly in case of some process gone wrong.
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by juanse 5y ago
Exactly what I use, except Ansible (I heard it had some problems with retro-compatibility). Have you reach to the point of having to use a load ballancer? If yes, could you tell about how, please?
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by juanse 5y ago
I use a Virtual Private Server, a comodity you can find in Digital Ocean, Linode, Hetzner, OVH... Currently I use Capistrano for deploying my Rails app. It takes a few minutes and It's been quite consistent and reliable so far.

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