#gigalixir — Public Fediverse posts
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6 years ago hosting a #Elixir #Phoenix app was daunting.
From #Gigalixir, #Render, to #Flyio.
The tools from those providers did a lot, but at the time there's always something missing that needed manual fixing and custom scripting.
Finally settled on a good cheap VPS that I could control.
I wanted an experience similar to Heroku and a #Dokku VPS did the job.
I like it. Few edge cases, and since I know my way around docker I'll manage just fine.
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6 years ago hosting a #Elixir #Phoenix app was daunting.
From #Gigalixir, #Render, to #Flyio.
The tools from those providers did a lot, but at the time there's always something missing that needed manual fixing and custom scripting.
Finally settled on a good cheap VPS that I could control.
I wanted an experience similar to Heroku and a #Dokku VPS did the job.
I like it. Few edge cases, and since I know my way around docker I'll manage just fine.
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6 years ago hosting a #Elixir #Phoenix app was daunting.
From #Gigalixir, #Render, to #Flyio.
The tools from those providers did a lot, but at the time there's always something missing that needed manual fixing and custom scripting.
Finally settled on a good cheap VPS that I could control.
I wanted an experience similar to Heroku and a #Dokku VPS did the job.
I like it. Few edge cases, and since I know my way around docker I'll manage just fine.
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6 years ago hosting a #Elixir #Phoenix app was daunting.
From #Gigalixir, #Render, to #Flyio.
The tools from those providers did a lot, but at the time there's always something missing that needed manual fixing and custom scripting.
Finally settled on a good cheap VPS that I could control.
I wanted an experience similar to Heroku and a #Dokku VPS did the job.
I like it. Few edge cases, and since I know my way around docker I'll manage just fine.
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6 years ago hosting a #Elixir #Phoenix app was daunting.
From #Gigalixir, #Render, to #Flyio.
The tools from those providers did a lot, but at the time there's always something missing that needed manual fixing and custom scripting.
Finally settled on a good cheap VPS that I could control.
I wanted an experience similar to Heroku and a #Dokku VPS did the job.
I like it. Few edge cases, and since I know my way around docker I'll manage just fine.