OpenShift by Red Hat

Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by jamesu on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @08:03AM (#3976139)

I have yet to find a service as straightforward as Heroku. Cloudfront comes close... but i get the feeling especially when looking at the documentation that Heroku have really put in a lot of effort into making a simple to use application platform.

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by MatthewPhillips on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @08:05AM (#3976148)

Dotcloud does it for me. I'd love to support RedHat though.

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by mhicks on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @12:54PM (#3977440)

Don't hesitate to give us feedback - good, bad and ugly. Email [email protected] or post on the forums and we'll get right on it. Around docs, we're trying to tune the primary landing spot:

https://openshift.redhat.com/community/developers

We also love involvement - good, bad and ugly as well ;)

https://openshift.redhat.com/community/get-involved

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by andypants on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @11:22AM (#3976948)

I didn't really like dotcloud when they released their pricing info. It didn't really encourage apps that use a lot of services.

But their new beta pricing of pay per hour per unit of memory is a lot nicer.

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by emperorcezar on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @11:43AM (#3977088)

I find the memory amounts way to fine grained. It encourages me to have as little buffer as possible. Why pay for 128megs when I can pay for 96?

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by jwarzech on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @08:57AM (#3976309)

Never heard of Dotcloud before, anyone have experience hosting a decent size app with them?

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Re:OpenShift by Red Hat by shykes on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @02:01PM (#3977829)

Wunderkit (http://wunderkit.com) runs on dotCloud. So doe Punchtab (http://punchtab.com). Both serve many millions of monthly uniques.

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