jusrhee

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by jusrhee 2y ago
The experience after ejecting to your own AWS account is the same as Porter Cloud. If you're using something like Postgres on Porter Cloud that also gets switched to wrap RDS under the hood in the AWS case
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by jusrhee 2y ago
Cloud providers (particularly the hyperscalers) are ultimately bundles of multiple services. Given that the hyperscalers do almost everything, you could extend this point in a variety of ways: why do companies already on AWS bother to use M
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by jusrhee 2y ago
Our archived repo functioned as more of a Kubernetes-centered dashboard - Porter Cloud is intended to offer a more complete PaaS experience including spinning up non-application resources like databases
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by jusrhee 2y ago
At the moment we only support the major hyperscalers since they're the most common ejection destinations, but we're considering adding more options. No concrete plans for this at the moment though
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by jusrhee 2y ago
I'd like to reframe this a bit (Porter co-founder btw). The way we see it, the core value of many PaaS solutions is the reduction of DevOps overhead by allowing teams to focus engineering resources on product and not generic infra main
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by jusrhee 2y ago
Founder here - the "up to 3x cheaper than Heroku" depends on the exact compute profile, but as a point of reference, Heroku pricing starts at $250/mo for a single 2.5 GB RAM instance on their Performance tier ( https:/&#
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"Cloning" people using GPT-4(youtube.com)
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by jusrhee 4y ago
Porter (YC S20) | Full Time | NYC - Onsite | https://porter.run We're building a PaaS that runs in a user's own cloud (basically Heroku on k8s). We've converted some of Heroku's largest enterprise users as we
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by jusrhee 4y ago
Porter (YC S20) | Full Time | NYC - Onsite | https://porter.run We're building a PaaS that runs in a user's own cloud (basically Heroku on k8s). We've converted some of Heroku's largest enterprise users as we
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Migrating Postgres from Heroku to RDS(blog.porter.run)
5 points by jusrhee 4y ago|0 comments
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by jusrhee 4y ago
OP and Porter founder here. The article was meant to outline the most common technical limitations we see companies on Heroku bump up against as they outgrow Heroku. For individuals and teams running smaller workloads on Heroku where saving
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by jusrhee 4y ago
Ah yup good catch - just updated the article
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Why companies move off Heroku (besides the cost)(blog.porter.run)
275 points by jusrhee 4y ago|225 comments
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Porter (YC S20) Is Hiring(ycombinator.com)
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Porter (YC S20) Is Hiring a UX/Product Engineer(ycombinator.com)
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Porter (YC S20) Is Hiring Front End Engineers(ycombinator.com)
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Updating instance type on an EKS cluster(github.com)
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Setting Up a Tailscale VPN on Kubernetes(blog.getporter.dev)
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by jusrhee 5y ago
Yup, we're rolling out support for Azure and some other cloud providers in the next few months!
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by jusrhee 5y ago
> I've looked at many of the attempts similar to this over the years and while you hear "you don't need to know how to operate K8S" you are in fact operating K8S and when there's a problem suddenly all this compl
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by jusrhee 5y ago
Yup, we don't plan to support a fully-hosted alternative to something like Heroku/Render where your applications run on our cloud.