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decidertm
7mo ago
I agree, I wouldn't either. You can import directly via a DB to DB import in the platform without involving your laptop. https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application/databases-and-per... . Some folks want t
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decidertm
7mo ago
hey! northflank supports the same buildpacks that you run on Heroku, so it should be fairly straightforward. we have these docs for a more detailed walkthrough: 1/ https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application&#x
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decidertm
7mo ago
Disclaimer: Founder of northflank.com here so very clearly biased. But if you’re looking for an alternative, reach out. If not, all good. Heroku pioneered what a PaaS could be, alongside Cloud Foundry and others, so I’m genuinely sad to see
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Why we ditched Next.js and never looked back
(northflank.com)
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2y ago
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decidertm
4y ago
I'm a co-founder at Northflank. This is what we've spent 3+ years building. https://northflank.com . I am sympathetic with much of Kurt's post. We spent a long time building solutions to several of the areas highli
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decidertm
4y ago
Managed Postgres is a feature and we install it for you on your selected resource plan, replica count, version, storage and other options.
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decidertm
4y ago
Northflank co-founder here. You can delete your project navigating to the billing page inside a project. To delete your account you can send a support request and we can process your request (described in the privacy policy). We'd like
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decidertm
4y ago
Northflank co-founder here. Addon disk pricing is the same as our volume pricing for services. The disks are SSDs. We've added a margin on-top of GCP, EC2 and Azure SSD pricing so I wouldn't say they are expensive in comparison to
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4y ago
Yes, agreed with the need for improved preview workflows. For current GitOps offerings, you need a YAML degree to implement at any reasonable scale. We currently have several customers using our API + Typescript client to provision preview
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4y ago
https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application/run/deploy-to-a-r... Currently we support US Central, and Europe West. Which other region would you like to see added? With BYOC (Bring your own Cloud) you can
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decidertm
4y ago
Yes you can create a service and a postgres db in Northflank's free tier. Once upgraded there isn't a downgrade, nothing stopping you making another free project however!
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4y ago
The public roadmap is a good idea but highlights how stale the product has become. https://github.com/heroku/roadmap/issues Only now researching adding Cloud Native Build Packs and HTTP2. This will reaffirm for ma
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decidertm
4y ago
There is a lot to agree on in this article. Though teams should be able to choose whatever stack (languages, frameworks, databases, queues) they want. What’s important is there is a coherent way to deploy, build, operate, scale, observe the
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4y ago
This looks very nice, we use KeyDB a lot. This looks like it could be a suitable alternative when there are more horizontal options. I just deployed it on Northflank with your public docker image and wrote a guide here: https://n
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4y ago
Thanks!
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4y ago
Yes I've heard this. Lack of product releases since 2019 and the significant reduction in headcount all point to that, still making $300m-500m ARR revenue so not something you should let die lightly... I'm working on Northflank, a
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4y ago
We added support for HTTP2, GRPC and streaming at Northflank recently. Could be a good choice for your team. Here is the changelog https://northflank.com/changelog/introducing-http-2-and-grpc...
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4y ago
Heroku users using GitHub should start rotating any secrets stored in their repos (people still do), if the OAuth has been compromised it means your repositories could have been cloned. Non-enterprise GitHub users have no detailed audit his
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5y ago
agreed - co-founder http://northflank.com here. Heroku has slowed innovating where expectations of infra have changed. You want more power and flexibility from your PaaS - finer-grained access to metrics & logs is one step -
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5y ago
Northflank offers a free tier including Redis (0.1vCPU, 256MB, 4GB disk) as well as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MinIO and more. Heroku at scale makes little financial sense for many businesses - our pricing is fair so you can scale as and when you
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Integrating Your Service with GitHub: GitHub Apps and OAuth
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5y ago
Hi pid, thank you for the kind words. Agreed that's not our intention. You can signup self-serve at the moment and get access to the entire platform + free developer tier with our infrastructure. On your cloud is currently a manual on-
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5y ago
Yes they might suck, but that's because of its success and the complexity of the problem - it'll get better over time. However aws-sdk doesn't need to be 70mb, the console doesn't need to be slow and they don't need
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5y ago
I'm a technical co-founder at Northflank https://northflank.com . A platform to deploy microservices, cron jobs and stateful databases from development to production. I started working on Northflank to make it more simple fo
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Zero to 628mph / 1010kmh in 50 seconds – Bloodhound LSR
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Reaction Engines readies air-breathing rocket engine for key tests
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Introducing Codier – Front-End Coding Challenges and Creations
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Codier – Front-End Coding Challenges and Creations
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Uber gives drivers sick pay and parental leave in Europe
(bbc.co.uk)
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Many improvements to Meteor.js with 1.5 release
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