lvangool

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by lvangool 3y ago
Moving data is always the trickiest part! We get a lot of Heroku customers who need help with their data migration. My honest answer is there will always be some downtime while the switch over is happening, but we know of a few ways to redu
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by lvangool 3y ago
This precisely the niche Cloud 66 tries to fill, it caters for the growth businesses, providing initial ease but without sacrificing control. This allows companies to grow without being forced out before they are ready. (Disclaimer: I work
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by lvangool 8y ago
Ps. anyone running debian strech can get this via stretch-backports: echo "deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian stretch-backports main" | tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/stretch-backports.list apt
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by lvangool 8y ago
Its there - thanks ;)
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by lvangool 8y ago
Hmm - the "official" git PPA isn't updated yet: https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ubuntu/ppa . Wonder if this due to dependencies or oversight?
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by lvangool 9y ago
Hey @hardwaresofton check out Cloud 66 https://www.cloud66.com/containers - Caveat... I work there :)
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by lvangool 11y ago
We're using weave a lot at Cloud 66; we find for the majority use-case inter-container comms at this throughput is sufficient; for high throughput endpoints like DBs there is an argument for not putting them in containers in the first
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by lvangool 14y ago
I guess where we are attempting to be different is we are providing this functionality in a vendor agnostic way (ie. also for Linode, Joyent, Telefonica - Digital Ocean and Rackspace coming soon, and support for standalone servers in Hetzne
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by lvangool 14y ago
Yep thats also already on our roadmap!
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by lvangool 14y ago
Yep - we've got Django in our roadmap too!
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by lvangool 14y ago
Thanks for the question - there is a little more detail here: https://www.cloud66.com/help/cloud66_stack Happy to answer specific questions
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by lvangool 14y ago
Yep! Digital Ocean just released the bit of their API we needed - so yes they'll be supported soon!
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by lvangool 14y ago
Actually you get to choose what sizes you want (whichever cloud provider you choose). See here: http://blog.cloud66.com/post/39922150128/custom-server-sizes...
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What is it that truly makes design intuitive?(uie.com)
1 points by lvangool 14y ago|0 comments
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by lvangool 14y ago
Excellent article - being in a startup myself this is always in the back of my mind. An approach we are adopting is to purposefully not capture explicit details of the conversations, rather just discussing each conversation openly afterwa
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You probably know you should do this, but how many of you don't do this?(railscasts.com)
1 points by lvangool 14y ago|0 comments
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by lvangool 14y ago
Interestingly I was discussing this with some friends last night (trying to solve the worlds problems on the back of a napkin as always :) One suggestion was to try and crowdsource deliveries in cities, ie. have depots centralised around pu