Hello Koby,
On 2020-04-06 07:07, Koby Peleg Hen wrote:
Hello all ,
I am currently on this ,
Please Janos , make your decision.
Since I have looking at your project for very long time ,
And my client begin to ask for.
It is very simple to implenent , because there is simple convertor
Hi Janos,
My preferred provider is Linode, I've had a couple VM's with them for years
and they've always been top-notch. I won't mention the other provider (I'm
not one to bash) currently hosting my Piler instance that I see service
drops on almost every morning, but I will say that (failing to
Hello Ryan,
On 2020-04-06 00:45, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Thank you as always for your quick and in-depth response. I certainly
understand the delicate balance between FOSS and enterprise paywalls
and feature-sets, and I thank you for even having an open source
option to begin with! I'm just
Hello all ,
I am currently on this ,
Please Janos , make your decision.
Since I have looking at your project for very long time ,
And my client begin to ask for.
It is very simple to implenent , because there is simple convertor from regular
file system to S3.
If you decided not to , please
Hi Janos,
Thank you as always for your quick and in-depth response. I certainly
understand the delicate balance between FOSS and enterprise paywalls and
feature-sets, and I thank you for even having an open source option to
begin with! I'm just planning a migration to a new server (for when my
Hi,
I think it is important to have an enterprise solution and I would say S3 is a
great feature to begin with.
We need to keep Piler alive. Open Source projects do not live from warm words
or "it is good for your reputation when we use your software". :) Piler is
probably the best open
Hello Ryan,
On 2020-04-05 10:55, Ryan Blenis wrote:
I see the enterprise version you offer it says one of the features
piler has is S3 object storage, which looks like it was originally
requested on the mailing list in 2018:
https://www.mail-archive.com/piler-user@list.acts.hu/msg01335.html
