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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   That one hasn't been on our radar, but we'll definitely check it out.
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   You're welcome! Please contact us if you have more questions.
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   We're most familiar with OpsWorks. The main difference is simplicity. Convox doesn't require you to think much about infrastructure or write big JSON config files. We want the developer experience to be very app-focused like Herok
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   We don't yet, unfortunately, but we will add one soon. If you'd like to see for yourself you can install it and then check the Resources tab on your CloudFormation page in the AWS web console to inspect everything it created. htt
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   Good point. Any suggestions?
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   Explicit error handling is part of Go. It's pretty common to see lots of conditionals in a Go codebase.
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   Thanks Eric! +1 Check out Convox and Empire. See which one works best for you.
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   Thanks for the input. Google's offerings are really picking up steam. We've been in touch with Google and are excited about expanding onto their infrastructure in the future.
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   by mwmanning 11y ago

   Haha :) We're excited about it, too. Hit us up via the www.convox.com Intercom button or support@convox.com if you have any questions.
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    by mwmanning 11y ago

    Hey Michael that sounds great. Sending you an email now.
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    by mwmanning 11y ago

    David had to go AFK, but thanks, on his behalf. I'll make sure he sees this :)
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    by mwmanning 11y ago

    We have a winner :)
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    by mwmanning 11y ago

    Hey I'm Matt, another member of the Convox core team. SSL setup isn't in the product yet, but it's coming soon. For now you can set up SSL using the AWS cli: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ElasticLoadBalancing&#x2
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    by mwmanning 11y ago

    It's not necessary to have redis, postgresql, and other system dependencies installed for local development. Thats the whole point of the post and of containerization. Yes, it is another layer of abstraction, but all of that stuff (OS,
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    A Tale of Two Onboardings: Why engineering managers should care about Docker(medium.com)

    7 points by mwmanning 11y ago|3 comments
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    by mwmanning 13y ago

    By that logic AWS isn't a good fit for new web technologies either, since that was the blocker here.
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    by mwmanning 14y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. I'll add more explanation for that.
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    by mwmanning 14y ago

    Do you take an AppleTV or anything with you while travelling? If you're on the road with a laptop you can just run a VPN client on there directly, you don't really need a separate networking device.
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    Geospoofing with the Raspberry Pi(mwmanning.com)

    40 points by mwmanning 14y ago|16 comments
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    by mwmanning 14y ago

    https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-php https://github.com/brandur/heroku-buildpack-mono
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    by mwmanning 14y ago

    If you want to use buildpacks locally, check out Mason: https://github.com/ddollar/mason
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    Heroku posts follow-up to June 30th outage(status.heroku.com)

    6 points by mwmanning 14y ago|0 comments
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    by mwmanning 15y ago

    This post covers 2 methods of running your Jekyll site on Heroku without the messiness of having to check your '_site' build directory into git.
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    Run Your Jekyll Site on Heroku(mwmanning.com)

    6 points by mwmanning 15y ago|1 comments
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    by mwmanning 15y ago

    Atlanta, GA Emcien needs a Rails developer immediately Official posting here: http://emcien.com/about-emcien/emcien-careers.html If you want to short-circuit the process you can email me directly at mmanning at emcien dot com.
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    by mwmanning 16y ago

    Thanks. > And, at the risk of breaking rule #1, have you heard of usenet? Of course :)
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    by mwmanning 16y ago

    > If you're simply looking for a delayed but fast torrent download there are services that essentially transfer torrents to files on their server for you to download. Do you have a links to any services like that? The fact that I could
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    by mwmanning 16y ago

    How does this constitute abuse?
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    by mwmanning 16y ago

    Don't search your logs http://railspikes.com/2007/11/13/textmate-rails-remove-vendo...
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    by mwmanning 16y ago

    I can't speak for other communities, but all of the developers I who work with Ruby use TextMate. It may not be the majority, but the Ruby (and Rails) audience is certainly not "extremely small." A clean, extensible editor like TextMate th