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pixiez
10y ago
ideally I want to keep it running forever - so it need to be cheap enough
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pixiez
10y ago
this is a good point, although does not provide large hard drive with cheaper price - I might need to mix it with other solution.
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Ask HN: Affordable dev server solution
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pixiez
10y ago
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pixiez
10y ago
is there someone who can share some hints?
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pixiez
10y ago
no one has any view on this?
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Ask HN: Where to find the best SEO guide or expert
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pixiez
10y ago
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Ask HN: Best payment solution for intermediary company
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pixiez
10y ago
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pixiez
11y ago
it has been 2 years since the feedback was given, so they should have been in the language if the elixir guy agree on what Joe said
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pixiez
11y ago
you mean the RDS and VPS from AWS? yes, this is one of the options, I was just curious about how those DO/Linode users host their database
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pixiez
11y ago
so, can interpret above as: most DO/linode people host their database in the VM (either separate machine or the same one)? I asked this question because I need to evaluate whether it is feasible to use DO/Linode instead of AWS wit
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pixiez
11y ago
I think there can be a thousand valid (good) reason for them to lower the price, and it is good news for most people unless scaleway raise the price back once they gain more users. (if they do this, I wont use it again)
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pixiez
11y ago
C1 is probably not an extremely performant machine, so what is the preferred solution for database hosting? I guess the latency will be too high if we host the database remotely i.e. outside Scaleway but the C1 instance might be not good en
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Ask HN: How do DO/linode host their database?
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11y ago
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Ask HN: What do Erlangers think of Elixir?
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11y ago
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pixiez
11y ago
I expect we dont need too many senior dev - thats why I want to have an environment that junior dev can pick up quickly. is there any reason you want to run c# on linux instead of windows? is it mainly cost of software or the limitation of
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pixiez
11y ago
also, I have the same bias - to avoid any JVM base - as well, I dont know why I have this preference, might to do with my bad impression (slow) with Java back in the 90s. do you have any concrete reason to avoid JVM ?
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pixiez
11y ago
I agree we should go with something we are already familiar with but I come from c++ background and I dont think it is the best language/ecosystem for a team that only have 1 developer. I am a senior developer (c++ as I mentioned) so I
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Ask HN: Golang or .Net? if you were about to build back end for your startup
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11y ago
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