nicoche

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   by nicoche 1y ago

   Yes definitely as an operator, you want to oversubscribe hosts. What I was mentioning is that there are still small benefits when an host is not full: the CPU gains _and_, for users, the fact that they're not paying/paying less (e
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   by nicoche 1y ago

   Hey! You got everything correctly. The advantages are: - For the end-user: not paying or paying less - For the hypervisor owner: a sleeping instance uses no CPU, so it reduces the load on the hypervisor Other than that, it's still poss
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   by nicoche 3y ago

   Maybe experience is not the right term; "offering" would probably be better (or "more managed experience"). Although some people are perfectly happy with what Fly offers, it's probably less accessible to some others
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   by nicoche 3y ago

   I think that we provide a higher level experience than Fly. Regarding AWS global accelerator, I haven't tested the product, but from what I see we also provide a higher-level experience: we take as input a GitHub repo or a container im
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   by nicoche 3y ago

   I completely agree with you . I would even go further: even if you can, you probably do not want to build a set of fully zonal services. As you said, there are some features that you want to provide which should affect "global" en
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   Building a global deployment platform is hard – a tour of the trade-offs we took(koyeb.com)

   45 points by nicoche 3y ago|13 comments
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   The Global Deployment Engine: How We Deploy Across Continents(koyeb.com)

   3 points by nicoche 3y ago|0 comments