b_shulha

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by b_shulha 1y ago
Hi there, Okay, maybe not the last one, but I'm working on a prototype of the "idiomatic" OpenAPI schema generator. I wasn't happy with the well-known options: swaggo requires magic comments that I cannot take. goa intro
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by b_shulha 1y ago
I'm using Puck for my no-code website builder. Works like a charm and saved me literally weeks of development efforts. Thank you! <3
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Sure. There is almost no industry left where AI is not plugged into the business processes. LLM are tunable, so we'll get some kind of kindergartened version of AI which will be still useful, yet too polite.
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by b_shulha 2y ago
It will be with us forever. It is yet another industrial revolution bumping our productivity by multiple times.
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Show HN: I made an AI-Powered no-code directory/website builder in my spare time(makeadir.com)
1 points by b_shulha 2y ago|0 comments
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by b_shulha 2y ago
https://Ptah.sh/ might be a good fit too. This is the tool I am developing for myself, but it already handles some production workloads for my other projects. It runs on top of Docker Swarm, so there are no issues running h
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Sorry, forgotten to post the GitHub link: https://github.com/ptah-sh/ptah-server/
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Show HN: I have made a fair source alternative to Heroku(ptah.sh)
2 points by b_shulha 2y ago|1 comments
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Would you write an article about self-hosted alternatives?
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by b_shulha 2y ago
That was quick. Means a lot for the tiny startup. Thank you. <3
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Coolify and others mentioned on that website can run on the server itself as well. It happened that Coolify provides the paid option to sponsor the development, but it is not mandatory.
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Any chance to get my SaaS into "Heroku alternatives" section as well? https://ptah.sh
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by b_shulha 2y ago
I've read the Introduction, but still have no idea why I need to use this platform instead of a managed k8s provided by DO. It probably makes sense to put a few words on the "components" as well, as it seems to be the main se
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by b_shulha 2y ago
This is the core part of FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0. For MIT it is the same, just the "Grant of Future License" paragraph mentions the corresponding license. --- License Grant Subject to your compliance with this License Grant and the Pat
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Right, that's a good addition. Thanks. However, it solves problems the author mentions in his article: you can freely contribute and use the software as you wish, just don't create a competitive company using the recent versions o
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by b_shulha 2y ago
This is why I like Fair Source License. It protects the company's IP but gives a community legal ways to contribute & use software for their needs. https://fsl.software
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by b_shulha 2y ago
While k3s make k8s easier for sure, it still comes with lots of complexity on board just because it is k8s. :) Nowaday I prefer simple tooling over "flexible" for my needs. Enterprises, however, should stick to k8s-alike solutions
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Oh, thanks for asking. ;) It is a fair source (future Apache 2.0 License) PaaS. I provide a cloud option if you want to manage less and get extra features (soon - included backup space, uptime monitoring from multiple locations, etc) and, o
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Who are your target audience? There are so many components in this system, so it would require a dev-ops team member just to keep it healthy. What are the advantages over the (free) managed k8s provided by DigitalOcean? --- Gosh, I'm s
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OpenTofu removed Russian providers from it's sources(github.com)
12 points by b_shulha 2y ago|1 comments
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Static website generator – Starlight by Astro(starlight.astro.build)
5 points by b_shulha 2y ago|0 comments
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Dokku is great, but have you tried https://ptah.sh ? ;) (sorry) This is the service I have been working for the lasts months alongside my 9-5. Heavily inspired by Coolify, but it is based solely on Docker Swarm to save the devel
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Okay, I see that everyone bumps their project into the thread, so I'll follow the mob. :D Mine is located here: https://ptah.sh Idea is the same as with Coolify, but a little bit more opinionated and built solely on Docker
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by b_shulha 2y ago
There is a Fair Source model, driven by Sentry: https://fair.io
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by b_shulha 2y ago
(not coolify) Solutions like Coolify help to save more than 30 minutes. I have recorded a sample of my own herokulikeinspiredbycoolifysuccesssaas where I deploy a WordPress instance (with MySQL and ability to enable backups with 1 click) in
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Also, I have created the Vendor Stories - https://stories.ptah.sh - the curated list of success or failure stories when people are meeting the huge corporations.
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by b_shulha 2y ago
Hey, Working on the open source alternative to Heroku - https://ptah.sh ( https://github.com/ptah-sh/ptah-server ) Already have some success: we use it for our other 3 projects, thus saving us some cash. :) I
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Google Cloud Wipes $135B Pension Fund's Account in 13-Day Outage(stories.ptah.sh)
1 points by b_shulha 2y ago|0 comments
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Lemon Squeezy Admits to "Losing" $600 in Transactions, Dev Finds $1867 Missing(stories.ptah.sh)
1 points by b_shulha 2y ago|0 comments
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Ptah.sh – A flexible, fair source and alternative to Heroku (yep, one more)(github.com)
4 points by b_shulha 2y ago|0 comments

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