When you build an App, you do it locally and it works great. However, shipping an App is always a long shot! Anything that enhance portability like containers, helps but is never enough. I'm working on a open source project, tau (https://github.com/taubyte/tau), that is trying to bring a fresh approach to the problem: - "Cloud Computing Platform On Autopilot." -> Allowing very small team, to build and maintain a cloud computing platform that will go head-to-head with the ones backed by thousands of engineers. - "Local Coding Equals Global Production." -> Setting software developers free ..read more

I work in a small company that uses 2 different Cloud providers : one that hosts our app and one that host our VM. The one that hosts our app also hosts database containing our customers. The one that hosts our VM contains a bunch of code and also lots of data. We do not have any backup for now and would like to implement one as soon as possible. I read about the 3-2-1 rule. For now, the CEO would like to have one copy of all the data on-premises. I read about NAS, could a NAS be a good idea for 1 backup on-premises ? What would be a good strategy to regularly backup the data ? Not sure if we ..read more

I recently implemented a cloud functions webservice that uses the Moirai Programming Language. It is a very simple service that lacks things like access control and database storage of scripts, but it is able to execute arbitrary Moirai code sent over a network as well as store code for later execution. It is also only 165 lines of code. The Moirai Programming Language is designed exactly for this use case. The Moirai interpreter determines the worst case execution time of every script before executing it. All collections are dependently typed with a pessimistic upper bound, and recursion is ..read more

Hi guys I’m sorry if this sounds like a silly question but deploying solutions for clients on the cloud is new for me. I am in the process of starting my saas business. I have interest already from a few clients. In terms of giving them their own environment, do you deploy on aws and have the clients in the same environment with diffferent identifiers or do you set up each client with their own aws instance. I’ve built the application in nextjs and Python. I was thinking of using aws. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/sks8100 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The guide explores how CodiumAI AI coding assistant simplifies automated testing for AWS Serverless, offering improved code quality, increased test coverage, and time savings through automated test case generation for a comprehensive set of test cases, covering various scenarios and edge cases, enhancing overall test coverage. submitted by /u/thumbsdrivesmecrazy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi, I am a business owner looking for a cloud service provider that charges a flat fee for a certain amount of data/storage versus a provider that charges per user. I feel that the per user charge is inefficient and will get costly as the business grows. Right now, we have 16 employees and we will likely double that over the next 18 months. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Indication_Green [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

CUDOS Intercloud stands out for its cost-effectiveness due to its decentralized model. By leveraging underutilized computing resources across a distributed network, CUDOS minimizes operational costs, allowing for more competitive pricing. Additionally, its pay-as-you-go model enables users to only pay for the resources they use, eliminating the need for upfront investment in infrastructure. Furthermore, CUDOS Intercloud optimizes resource allocation, ensuring efficient use of computing power and reducing unnecessary expenses. These factors make CUDOS Intercloud much cheaper than traditional c ..read more

Reason 1: Enhanced Performance and Reduced Latency Traditional data centers face the physical limitations of distance when it comes to performance. A distributed cloud architecture combats this by strategically placing computing, storage, and networking resources geographically closer to end-users. The physical proximity reduces the time data takes to travel, significantly boosting application responsiveness. You can maximize performance by analyzing network traffic patterns, identifying applications with the absolute strictest latency requirements (e.g., real-time collaboration tools, online ..read more

I have to pay $190.21 to Azure, and now I'm thinking my bill would go up to around $22999.77 next month. What should I even do? I don't even have a hundred dollars right now. ( I can't seem to find the option to upload a screenshot.) submitted by /u/PortalPuppy31 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more