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ridruejo
14y ago
No, nothing has changed and we are not doing anything 'evil' :) The pricing is for our hosting service, which also has a free tier. We will continue to provide the AMIs for free.
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ridruejo
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Right now we handle all the packaging, but over the next few months you will be able to provide your own apps on top of the platform. We want to make this process as painless as possible :)
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Firefox and LibreOffice are desktop apps. Apache is a server. We are talking about server apps, in particular web applications. Anybody who has had to install a non-trivial Rails application like Gitlab, Discourse or Redmine, knows that pai
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We are profitable and we certainly did not do it for the cash :) We did it for the advice. I know this sounds trite, but they have been incredibly helpful in taking BitNami to the next level and they have done it before which companies lik
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Yes, commercial apps are coming soon to the platform. We already provide commercial versions of Liferay and SugarCRM in our Cloud Hosting product
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apt-get works for system libraries but not really that well for high-level apps which have different requirements and release schedules, specially the less mainstream ones. We also support Windows and OS X, which do not have anything like a
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BitNami (YC W13) Launches App Store for Server Software
(techcrunch.com)
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The product is great, but what I think it is much more important is how the persevered after they were initially rejected. Many others would just have called it a day and gone home to a cushy job. They did not, worked hard for many months w
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Ask your girlfriend or sister. It is a real problem :)
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Any popular project that is written in Rails, like GitLab or Redmine, typically gets tricky to install real quick because of all the third-party dependencies. This is particularly true if the person installing it is not a developer or it is
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GitLab now available in BitNami: installer, VM, cloud
(bitnami.org)
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We used to have more details in a previous version of the site, but people complained it was too much information and got confused :) It is something that we need to improve. For now, you can take a look at the Readme and Changelog documen
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It is very popular in French-speaking countries
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It really depends on the applications. WordPress, Drupal, etc. have built-in mechanisms for handling application upgrades and we configure them so it works out of the box. We have "native stack" deployments that hook up to the underlying Ap
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14y ago
Thanks! You can do so with BitNami Cloud Hosting. It allows you to select OS, apps, server size, etc. It has a free tier, but you will need to enter your AWS credentials http://bitnami.org/cloud/product-tour
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Show HN: BitNami Cloud Launchpad
(bitnami.org)
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Introducing BitNami Launchpad
(blog.bitnami.org)
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Microsoft Strikes Back At Amazon With Windows Azure Community Portal
(readwrite.com)
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Their VM depot is their equivalent to the AWS marketplace and is a good place to start if you want to launch apps on Azure http://vmdepot.msopentech.com/
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The easiest way to test Django 1.5 (and GeoDjango)
(blog.bitnami.org)
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The easiest way to test Ruby 2.0
(blog.bitnami.org)
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Do you run into issues when some of the plugins require a shared, persistent filesystem? I know you can redirect uploads to S3, etc. but some other plugins expect a filesystem
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Agreed Heroku is not necessarily the ultimate PHP platform :) We plan on bundling support for other third-party platforms, in particular dotCloud and Beanstalk as well as add support for our Java, NodeJS, Django, etc. stacks. We want to pro
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It is a local PHP environment that bundles the Heroku client libraries. If you already have your own setup, it is not that big of a deal. For people developing on Windows, for example, it can be tricky to even setup the minimal Ruby environ
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Deploy PHP Apps to Heroku, Simplified
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You can already do this with Bitnami Cloud Hosting http://bitnami.org/cloud (disclaimer: I work in the project)
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Small plug related to the learning curve. Many of the most popular apps, like ownCloud, WordPress, etc. you can get free, easy to install packages at http://bitnami.org You can choose to self-host (downloadable installers) or run on Amazo
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The product is awesome and I hope every restaurant out there kills their Flash-based site and replace them with this. Nothing more frustrating than trying to navigate 90s websites with your phone ...
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WordPress in the Apple Mac OS X App Store
(readwrite.com)
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One-click PHP dev environment for Mac released on app store
(itunes.apple.com)
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