mhicks

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   by mhicks 14y ago

   Red Hat is funding the free plan right now. One of the reasons we started the service this way was so that we would really understand cost control in the public cloud from the point of view of customers. That lead us down the multi-tenanc
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   by mhicks 14y ago

   Don't hesitate to give us feedback - good, bad and ugly. Email openshift@redhat.com or post on the forums and we'll get right on it. Around docs, we're trying to tune the primary landing spot: https://openshift.redhat.com/community/devel
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   by mhicks 14y ago

   Yeah, defaults are always tough to choose and we tend to default to what is in RHEL. That said, Ruby comes up a lot and we are actively working on a slick 1.9.x experience out of the box. In the meantime (I know it's a hassle) but we've b
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   by mhicks 14y ago

   Well, we do provide a level of free hosting - trying to keep it meaningful but it's certainly not unlimited. We will offer pricing plans for expansion and we also allow people to move off the platform (with their data) to another environme
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   by mhicks 14y ago

   Not sure where the second statement came from but if you can let me know the source, I can correct it. I can represent OpenShift fairly well. We will always have a free level of service and we are trying very hard to keep what is free toda