Cloud66 has been mention before. I am using it for a project, this is
what it cost me monthly:
- $24 US for Cloud66
- $10 US for Digital Ocean 1GB instance
This includes:
- Rails, Postgres, Redis (in the same server)
- SSL with custom domain
- automatic DB backups
Deploying with Cloud66 is super simple. So far it has been great.
Sebastian
Liam Smith <mailto:[email protected]>
27 March 2015 9:44 am
@Will - I get $40 (presumably US$) for 1 x T2.Micro when selecting
Sydney on the detailed pricing page, so close enough. I think the main
pricing estimator isn't region aware. The platform includes SSL
ability at no extra cost according to the support rep I just chatted
with. T2.Small (2gb ram) is $51 which is $AUD 68.
So I'll probably set up a test app on AppFog and see how it goes with
Ruby 2.2 and Rails 4, then failing that drop back to EngineYard due to
better support vs Heroku. Ability to have Aus servers is nive with EY.
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Will Barker <mailto:[email protected]>
27 March 2015 4:33 am
Ah, yep. the "hobby" thing is a bit alarming but yeah.
I'm going to deploy something to Engine Yard as they have options to
deploy DB & app to one server, in Australia, something which worked
fine with ninefold when starting out. It works out at $36us, which
seems like great value.
App fog also seem like an option but as somebody else pointed out,
docs talking about Rails 3 don't encourage me. You can't go past 2g of
ram @$20 bucks though so worth a try.
You can't deploy to AU servers with pivotal, so although they look
really good it's a no go for us.
W
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Nicholas Faiz <mailto:[email protected]>
24 February 2015 12:17 pm
As another option, it may be worth checking out Google's cloud. Among
other features, they have something similar to buildpacks, etc.
- https://cloud.google.com/compute/#apps . They were handing out a lot
of credit to new sign ups recently.
I know they were handing out $300 credit for new sign ups late last
year. I have $500 credit to use in 3 months from a recent conference.
There is also this - https://cloud.google.com/developers/starterpack/ .
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Jak Charlton <mailto:[email protected]>
24 February 2015 10:41 am
You may want to consider AWS (or Digital Ocean etc) with Cloud66 ...
Cloud66 makes deployment and management pretty darn simple
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Liam Smith <mailto:[email protected]>
21 February 2015 8:43 pm
Hi Guys,
Ninefold is sunsetting their Rails platform by the end of May and I've
got a basic side project that I need to migrate and wanted to see what
other people were doing. My skill level is next to zero for *nix based
admin but have a decent amount of Windows admin experience.
My project is pretty vanilla but the ability to have a custom domain
with https, and a bit of memory/processing grunt is crucial for the
site. I also have sidekiq for queue's. I'm paying $45-ish/mo for 1 x
1ghz DB server and 1 x 1.5ghz web/redis server, nothing too fancy or
redundant at this point. I do like the fact I can
And whilst it's minimal, yes, I don't want to pay a $20/mo increase in
hosting - I don't cover costs with this app yet, so it's an issue.
So far I've come to the following conclusions based on the hosts
Ninefold recommends;
* Heroku: 2 basic 512mb dynos, + non hobby postgres + ssl end point is
$US 62/mo.
Pro's - very easy, minimal config reqd, can git push. Outages are rare
and someone else's problem.
Con's - Price per performance is relatively high. Originally moved to
Ninefold from Heroku as some of my processing tasks were taking too
long to process.
* AWS: Assuming I can figure out Elastic Beanstalk, I think I'd need a
db.t2.small and a t2.small which works out around $40, or less if I
drop the db back to a micro.
Pro - big co, supposedly easy once you know how?
Con - Fully responsible for the installs/settings though I'm assuming
EB ensures firewalls are closed by default?
* Digital Ocean; not actually recommended by Ninefold but thought
they'd be a contender also. Probably $US 30/mo; 1 x 1GB, 1 x 2GB server.
Same pro's and con's as AWS: learning *nix and making sure it's secure
out of the box
* EngineYard - apparently epic service. 2 x t2.micro is $US 72/mo.
* Shelly Cloud - discounted out of decision as seem to be slightly
higher pricing and Euro based.
* Cloud 66; couldn't figure out if these guys were providers or
something like EB which sits over the top of bare metal from any cloud
provider.
If anyone's seen/using anything different/better - am all ears!
Cheers,
Liam
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