Re:Cloud VM benchmarks 2026: performance/price for 44 VM typ...
by jmathai on Sunday March 08, 2026 @12:53AM
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Racking your own hardware doesn’t get you web UIs and APIs out of the box. At least it didn’t 2 decades ago.
Re:Cloud VM benchmarks 2026: performance/price for 44 VM typ...
by satvikpendem on Sunday March 08, 2026 @12:58AM
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Sure, now it does however (via the many OSS PaaS) so the calculus must also therefore change.
Re:Cloud VM benchmarks 2026: performance/price for 44 VM typ...
by spockz on Sunday March 08, 2026 @06:12AM
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Which OSS PaaS are there that are noteworthy? Or do you mean something like Kubernetes?
Re:Cloud VM benchmarks 2026: performance/price for 44 VM typ...
by Imustaskforhelp on Sunday March 08, 2026 @07:46AM
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Coolify is usually loved by the community.
Dokploy is another good one.
Kubero seems nice for more kubernetes oriented tasks.
But I feel like if someone is having a single piece of hardware as the OP did. Kubernetes might not be of as much help and Coolify/Dokploy are so much simpler in that regards.
Re:Cloud VM benchmarks 2026: performance/price for 44 VM typ...
by spockz on Sunday March 08, 2026 @02:49PM
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Thanks. I will look into those.
I suppose kubernetes with the right operators installed and the right node labels applied could almost work as a self service control plane. But then VMs have to run in kubevirt. There is crossplane but that needs another IaaS to do its thing.
Probably because most developers these days have not known a world without using cloud providers, with AWS being 20 years old now.