sefidrodi
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8 years ago
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on: nukapi – the reliable cloud database with dead simple pricing
Hi, thanks for the question! Of course you can do that. Our offer is for people who want to get started fast without losing focus. Maintaining a database is a standard task that you could do yourself. But getting it right might consume some time, you probably want to invest in your application. You need to consider backups, possibly a failover solution, monitoring and a scaling strategy. If maintaining a database is the core of your business, go ahead. If you want to get started fast, maybe you give nukapi a shot.
sefidrodi
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8 years ago
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on: Show HN: dind-machine – liberate docker-machine setups
hi,
I created dind-machine, a simple wrapper for docker-machine, since I love docker-machine's simplicity but also experienced some drawbacks. It's a pain sharing your docker-machine setup with others! The configuration files works only on a specific machine due to the usage of absolute paths. So just sharing the docker-machine folder ~/.docker does not do the trick. You still need to adapt your configuration to the new environment. dind-machine simply moves docker-machine into docker and uses a docker volume for persistence. So you get both: absolute paths inside the container (/root/.docker) and any path you wish on the host. Another nice property of this solution: you do not need install docker-machine locally, you just pull the nukapi/dind-machine docker image.
What do you think about this?
