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yann_eu
3y ago
Great to hear it! Let us know how it goes :)
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yann_eu
3y ago
There are similarities, one key difference is that we're running on top of high-performance BareMetal servers with high-end CPUs.
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yann_eu
3y ago
Agree, data location is indeed a central challenge when building globally distributed apps. We picked the largest peering points in Europe and the US for the two first locations aka Washington / US-East and Frankfurt in Europe. For the
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yann_eu
3y ago
For now, the vcpus are shared for all types of MicroVMs with a constant ratio for each GB of RAM. We're planning to release instance types with dedicated CPUs for applications that need them.
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yann_eu
3y ago
The starter plan is actually a pay-per-use plan, so you're starting at $0 and spending depending on your usage. You don't need to move directly to $79. Does that make sense? It seems we need to do some work on the pricing page.
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yann_eu
3y ago
Thanks for all the questions! We're headquartered in Europe, you'll find the legal in our terms :) https://www.koyeb.com/docs/legal/terms There is a difference between edge and non-edge locations (we cal
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yann_eu
3y ago
I’d say we don’t use it exactly the same way: we don’t have a single global nomad cluster, which is a critical difference. We have one Nomad cluster per region, which we “federated” ourselves using our own orchestrator. This basically reduc
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yann_eu
3y ago
Thanks! Hope you’ll like it :) We have similarities with fly.io (Firecracker MicroVMs on top of BareMetal) and also some key differences: - we directly integrate with GitHub to automatically build your application on push. We support buildi
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Launching Redis by Upstash
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yann_eu
5y ago
We focused on estimating the minimum/entry-level cost of Kubernetes here. If you have a data intensive service, it surely would add up, but it's not specific to Kubernetes. If you go with VMs or a Serverless deployment, you'l
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yann_eu
5y ago
You're right, having only one person on call for a managed cluster doesn't make a lot of sense. We should probably have planned with at least 2 people for a managed cluster too to cover 24/7/365 operations. I think our t
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yann_eu
5y ago
Hi! Yann, co-founder at Koyeb, here. Yes, we considered Consul as a service mesh but found that it was too strongly coupled with the network and task layer of Nomad. We were looking for something highly customizable which wouldn't get
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Koyeb ( https://www.koyeb.com/ ) | Paris/Lyon (France) | REMOTE | FULL-TIME | 3x Senior Software Engineers Want to be part of a small team building the future of the Cloud? We’re expanding the Koyeb team and hiring 3 sen
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AWS hits $54B annual run rate
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Cloud storage startup Wasabi nabs $112M, plans new datacenters
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Deploy Serverless Docker Containers and Functions with Koyeb CLI
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yann_eu
6y ago
I’m really surprised that you call our bandwidth price “ludicrously high”. I might not have been clear in my previous comment, currently we’re providing 5TB/mo of free transfer and will always maintain a significant free tier for the b
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yann_eu
6y ago
Ahah! Reminds me of what we're building at Koyeb. ( https://www.koyeb.com/blog/the-koyeb-serverless-engine-docke... ) It should be as easy to deploy and deal with containers as it is to deploy serverless functions.
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yann_eu
6y ago
I'm Yann, one of the co-founder of Koyeb. Thanks for your interest! To give you an idea, we charge $1 per 10 hours of compute, accounted by 100ms. Each function or container has 1GB of RAM available. We also charge $0.01/GB of ban
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yann_eu
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Hi Eric, Yann, co-founder of Koyeb here. You can actually deploy both: * docker containers, in this case you build your own container and we deploy/host it for you with native autoscaling. It's really useful if you have system dep
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Koyeb raises €1.4M pre-seed to support your serverless journey
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yann_eu
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We target a release of the docker containers support by the end of the summer, could be even earlier for the early access :)
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Koyeb is a serverless startup that processes and stores data with multiple CSPs
(techcrunch.com)
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Kind of, completely managed with Docker containers support and multi-cloud storage :)
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yann_eu
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We deal with both multi-cloud processing and storage with a managed platform when the Serverless framework simply allows you to configure and deploy functions on main cloud service providers. We allow you to build, deploy and run (i.e. we o
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I'm Yann, one of the founders of Koyeb. Koyeb is a platform for developers and businesses to run serverless data processing apps in minutes. We provide an easy to use platform to build production-grade workflows for all your data, incl
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Show HN: Koyeb – Simple serverless processing workflows, on any cloud
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yann_eu
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Thanks :) Pretty weird for the pricing page, thanks for the feedback! # Is this just BLOB object storage? Yes, we're focused on blob/object storage for now. We believe there is a huge lack of simple solutions to automate data move
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7y ago
Hi there! I'm Yann, Co-Founder of Koyeb, feel free to ask me anything. We're looking for feedback :)
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yann_eu
8y ago
We were basically thinking about routing /64 blocks over the /127 interconnection to provide routed /64 ;)
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