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ushakov
3y ago
have you tried Contour yet? https://projectcontour.io
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ushakov
3y ago
With your work history, you probably don't need any portfolio projects ;)
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ushakov
3y ago
Hey! You can find more details in our Show HN post some while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36520406 There are 37 regions right now and you can select which regions you want to deploy to (all regions by default
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ushakov
3y ago
Hello Dmitriy, funny how we always stumble upon each other ;) In my experience, Cloudflare Workers is used more like a middleware/routing mechanism than a fully-fledged application platform, so we're not feeling any pressure from
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ushakov
3y ago
We will be adding more info on the website soon! The CDN is only there to cache static resources, but the page itself is rendered in one of the 37 edge regions. Sometimes, especially if you're on restricted/mobile network it could
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ushakov
3y ago
Yes! We run globally by default . And it's a true serverless offering - we only bill for the resources allocated during request, otherwise the containers will become idle EdgeNode is based on top of public cloud and on a completely di
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ushakov
3y ago
How will you make money?
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ushakov
3y ago
Understandably. This is not a launch offering, but more like a placeholder that we share with our prospects. You can join our Discord though and we'll let you know when EdgeNode becomes available publicly: https://discord.gg
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3y ago
Very sorry to hear that! As I pointed in my earlier comment, we're using an open-source project to render the globe and will report it back to them. I must add that we're not launched yet and the website is more like a placeholder
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3y ago
Sorry to hear that. We're using cobe, which is an open-source project for the globe and will report it to them
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3y ago
Hey, this is Mish from EdgeNode! I'd take it as a lesson :) We're still very early in our journey and didn't expect it to land on HN today, but here we come. The pricing is per vCPU + Memory per second allocated during the
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3y ago
Thank you so much for posting EdgeNode on HN! We're still very early in our journey, but we'd love to get any feedback we can. If you want more details about the product, please read our Show HN post from couple weeks ago: http
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ushakov
3y ago
It’s a common technique though. I believe it’s called oversubscription, where you rent the same hardware to more tenants hoping they won’t use it all at once. Fly.io themselves admitted they’re oversubscribed and AWS is doing the same for
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ushakov
3y ago
I misread it as Dagger, the CI/CD tool ( https://dagger.io )
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ushakov
3y ago
Why is Meta obligated to give anything back to these projects? It was their authors choice first and foremost to publish them as OSS
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ushakov
3y ago
Are the companies at fault for not paying for something that is sold for free? Or do license terms apply differently if you’re Meta?
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The Southwest Effect
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
Which event are you referring to?
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3y ago
What would be their incentive to shell out 100k like this? Appreciation?
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ushakov
3y ago
You could compile them to WASM and call them from Deno
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ushakov
3y ago
JIT is not possible in WASM. So, the answer is no
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3y ago
I’m wondering how you implement Deno.serve on Deno Deploy? With CF Workers and Lambda you have to export a function
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3y ago
They probably just want to see how many people would sign up if they had it. Before they start building something nobody wants to pay for.
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3y ago
Isn't constellation just relaying the inference job from the worker to a more powerful machine?
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3y ago
> Autodesk is the clear winner here with no good alternatives What about SolidWorks?
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3y ago
Self-funded atm.
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3y ago
There’s also Step CI: https://stepci.com (I’m one of the authors) Hurl is brilliant though
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3y ago
Actions won't start for me
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Show HN: EdgeNode – Global Serverless Deployments
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What about third-party modules? Next.js depends on SWC, which is written in Rust. Will it run on wasmer?
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