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Advanced Ruby exception handling
(blog.cloud66.com)
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The promise of Microservices, the challenge of Containers
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SaaS economy in the age of containers
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8 Components You Need to Run Containers in Production
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Cloud-native transformation: containers in the enterprise
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Containers-As-a-Service (CaaS): Hope or Hype?
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Kubernetes and GCloud bash prompts
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How to be a cloud agnostic Kubernaut and go wild with Kubernetes
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3 MODELS FOR CONSUMING KUBERNETES IN THE CLOUD
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Announcement: Cloud 66 Kubernetes Support Is Here
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Components: Building Blocks
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Deploying Applications to Gridscale Using Registered Servers
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The Cost of DIY PaaS
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11y ago
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7 Mistakes That Prevent Successful Scaling of Your Cloud Native App
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11y ago
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11y ago
Cloud 66 provides a full stack container management as a service in production. It gives you the flexibility by offering Heroku-like functionality on your own server or on any cloud provider (AWS, DigitalOcean, Packet, Azure and etc). Cloud
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11y ago
Cloud 66 provides full stack container management as a service in production, that offers Heroku-like functionality on any cloud provider or on your own server, http://www.cloud66.com/ (Disclaimer: I work at Cloud 66)
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Pulling Git into a Docker image without leaving SSH keys behind
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ShowHN: Shared Storage for Docker containers
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kasia66
11y ago
Hi, You can have a look at Cloud 66 ( http://www.cloud66.com/how-it-works ) a full stack container management as a service in production. Cloud 66 uses Docker technology and integrates 11 open sources tools to cover end to
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11y ago
Both of the cloud providers are great (AWS and DigitalOcean) - but all depends on what are you are going to use it for. DigitalOcean offers better value for money and is focusing more on developers who have smaller projects in hand, but AWS
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Giant mlocate.db file (with OverlayFS)
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Docker with OverlayFS first impressions
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Birdseye: A public cloud health dashboard
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12y ago
If you looking for alternative, you can also try Cloud 66 (Heroku on any cloud or on your own server). Have a look at the guide how to migrate http://go.c66.me/1ygYjfm
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12y ago
For anyone who is affected by Nodejitsu shutting down its PaaS service we thought we might help and create an easy guide how to migrate http://go.c66.me/1ygYjfm