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Not FOSS anymore. More like open core these days.
Not FOSS anymore. More like open core these days.
You could pay them for their support. I know it sounds a bit cheeky, but the zulip folks are really great and the product is not one of the open core solutions where they strip out features based on your plan, like some others do.
You could pay them for their support. I know it sounds a bit cheeky, but the zulip folks are really great and the product is not one of the open core solutions where they strip out features based on your plan, like some others do.
You could pay them for their support. I know it sounds a bit cheeky, but the zulip folks are really great and the product is not one of the open core solutions where they strip out features based on your plan, like some others do.
+1 for Gandi, as they also have an API for management as well and support ACME DNS challenge for Let’s encrypt.
If I just would have known it earlier.
It was quite the surprise when boarding the return flight without having to show any baoarding passes.
Does not have all the features you listed, but I used Rustypaste in the past for sharing all kind of things and was quite happy with it.
Similar setup here with additional exporters like cadvisor for container metrics and other components.
OpenTelemetry is awesome, but still a very fast moving project. Expect therefore more frequent updates and changes compared to more older and established projects.
I updated the title, but will leave it, unless the majority wishes to remove it.
Nevertheless it’s a great reminder of what we might get ourselfs into with all these fancy IoT Devices we put into our homes.
Here also the link to the original paywalled article that started this avalanche.
Agree. On some other projects like Gaia-X they still seem to keep screwing things up.
Nice catch and thanks for sharing. Will definitely check it out.
Fully agree to this summary. traefik also gave me a hard time initially, but once you have the quirks worked out, it works as promised.
Caddy is absolutely on my list as an alternative, but the lack of docker label support is currently the main roadblocker for me.
You can also have a look at contabo as well.
Same issue here.
I think it would be good practice, that verifying app support should take a front seat in the future before upgrading. The way it is currently handled, is not a good practice to retain users, but rather drive them away.
Why not post it on matrix@lemmy.ml as well?
Another alternative approach could be Distrobox, where you can set up isolated environments for your specific needs.
Zulip hit’s the sweet spot for me, as it’s pretty straight forward to use and not too many bangs and whistle’s.
Alternatively I’m also very happy with signal for communicating with other ones where Idon’t have to vother about user management too much.