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vira28
5y ago
I don’t see a link to their Github page (did see one for Instagram !). Am I missing it ? Thanks
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Thanks. How do you handle a. TLS certificates? b. Anything other than firewall restrictions for DB servers?
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Thanks for clarifying. > you are only listening on a private network anyway what if i host my app in say some where else than the DB? > better yet only listening on loopback or a local socket. For that app and db needs to run on the s
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Makes sense. > Question: is there a comparable service for postgresql like mongodb atlas? There is no company behind Postgres. So, the big public cloud providers are providing their hosted solution.
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vira28
5y ago
Amazing. What are some advices that you would give for someone who is looking to self host?
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5y ago
Makes sense. How do you handle firewall? Just open up the source IP with the IP of wherever the Application is hosted?
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5y ago
> Pricing and support for vendor solutions are too bad for small scale app. In-line with my experience too. Where are some of the hard things that you learnt self hosting these many services?
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5y ago
multi-master with conflict resolution is non-trivial. Do you have automated failover set up? Also, didn't know about Aurora's per query pricing. That is crazy.
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5y ago
Agree. It's a trade-off. If one knows how to do a bit of ops then it's feasible to self-host. what's the scale of the application(s) that uses these data stores? How do you monitor these clusters?
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5y ago
Interesting. Haven't heard many using DataStore. How are you managing a. monitoring b. backups for self-managed?
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Ask HN: Do you self-host your database?
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5y ago
when trying to create an api getting "There was an error creating the key. Please try again later."
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5y ago
Any advice for indie developers to avoid these trolls? (At least something they can do to make it harder for the trollers)
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5y ago
Does PAUSE works in session mode? I have always had challenges with PAUSE in session mode.
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I am wondering why no in place upgrade? Are they concerned by doing “—-link” there may be data corruption and irrecoverable?
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5y ago
I thought Django is a framework..
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Wondering will we see something like this for Postgres? I like the cool things but I can’t migrate to MySQL just because of this.
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5y ago
Since its relevant going to ask for recommendation here. I am setting up an online store for my parents. I can host and manage it at least for the initial days where they can validate the idea. These two looks promising. 1. https:/&#x
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5y ago
actually savings is only $15.
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5y ago
I couldn't find anywhere what database that they use. Am I missing it?
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5y ago
I really like those diagrams. What tools/software is used to generate?
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Book summary: one up on Wall Street
(viggy28.dev)
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5y ago
Those are something I just randomly created.
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5y ago
Sorry, wasn't aware of that.
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vira28
5y ago
Can confirm. Currently it does use Sqlite. Of course, one can replace it with mysql or mariadb.
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5y ago
AFAIK, Cloudflare Tunnel (used to be called as Argo Tunnel) is free. Argo (smart routing) is usage based. PS: From https://www.cloudflare.com/products/argo-tunnel/ , I do see "To start using Argo Tunnel, you&#
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Good point. Yes, a lot of reliability improvements for Tunnels announced during Developer week. I will certainly test this problem sometime and post here. Thread on the community seems relevant: https://community.cloudflare.com&#
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5y ago
Perfect. Thanks. That was my doubt. Will try it out.
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I see. Makes sense.
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5y ago
Thanks. Xfinity (my ISP) supports only TCP and UDP for Xfi Gateway and not HTTP/HTTPS. The thing which I don't know is how to remove Xfi Gateway and use my own gateway/router.
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