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by kasia66 3y ago
Discover the 2024 Rails deployment landscape - compare native vs. containerized approaches, explore advantages and drawbacks, hosting options, and impact on development and production environments.
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by kasia66 3y ago
Discover the 2024 Rails deployment landscape - compare native vs. containerized approaches, explore advantages and drawbacks, hosting options, and impact on development and production environments.
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by kasia66 3y ago
Discover the 2024 Rails deployment landscape - compare native vs. containerized approaches, explore advantages and drawbacks, hosting options, and impact on development and production environments.
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by kasia66 3y ago
Discover the 2024 Rails deployment landscape - compare native vs. containerized approaches, explore advantages and drawbacks, hosting options, and impact on development and production environments.
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by kasia66 3y ago
Thats great!
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by kasia66 3y ago
or cloud66.com - creates an environment like Heroku but on your servers on any cloud, plus you get 1 free server per application.
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by kasia66 4y ago
Check out https://www.cloud66.com/ you can run your applications on all major cloud providers including bare metal + native support for MySQL, Postgres, Redis, ElasticSearch, MemcachD + handy features to deploy and manage y
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by kasia66 4y ago
Usually, companies migrate from Heroku to cut the cost as they grow, but there are other reasons too: - The recent Heroku outages. - Lack of flexibility to adjust the available CPU, as Heroku offers six basic dyno types. As a result when th
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by kasia66 4y ago
Have a look at cloud66.com It takes a different approach to the problem: it creates an environment like Heroku but on your servers on any cloud. This creates many benefits, including persistent storage and support for all available regions
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Ask HN: How to Containerized Rails Application?
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Kubernetes is not about Microservice(blog.cloud66.com)
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Fast Deployments for Maestro (Kubernetes)(blog.cloud66.com)
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Show HN: Copper – A configuration file validator for Kubernetes(github.com)
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Alterant – A Simple Kubernetes Configuration Modifier (Open Source)(github.com)
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Show HN: Alterant – A simple Kubernetes configuration modifier
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Show HN: Trackman – Execute Commands as a Workflow(github.com)
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Trackman. Execute Commands as a Workflow(blog.cloud66.com)
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by kasia66 7y ago
You can deploy your apps to any existing Kubernetes Cluster or build and manage a new cluster on any cloud with https://www.cloud66.com/(Disclaimer : I work at Cloud 66)
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Noticent. A Ruby Gem for Notification Management(blog.cloud66.com)
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Show HN: Noticent. A Ruby Gem for Notification Management(github.com)
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ACR 2019 Ruby·Rails·React Conference(ancientcityruby.com)
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Show HN: A Kubernetes Friendly Rails Configuration Gem(github.com)
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Konfig: A Kubernetes Friendly Rails Configuration Gem(blog.cloud66.com)
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Did I just see Google Cloud go back in time?(blog.cloud66.com)
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Adopting an Omakase Approach to Containerized Infrastructure(containerjournal.com)
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Setting up secure endpoints in Kubernetes(blog.cloud66.com)
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Using Alterant to Add Istio to Your Kubernetes Cluster(blog.cloud66.com)
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Alterant: A Transparent Way to Modify Kubernetes Configuration Files on the Fly(cncf.io)
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by kasia66 8y ago
This is a short overview of Kubernetes and major cloud providers offering (AWS ECS, EKS, Fargate, Azure AKS, GKE, and DigitalOcean) https://blog.cloud66.com/public-cloud-managed-kubernetes-our...
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5 things to watch out for when running on Kubernetes(blog.cloud66.com)
2 points by kasia66 8y ago|0 comments

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