dobreandl

yes it does, our focus is on mobile, and on Android we have 100% success rates, while on iOS around 98%

Nicolae Iorga is not on that list, has around 1100 published books and between 12k - 25k articles

We've configured our Hetzner servers with terraform, so we can easily spin up a new one in case we notice that we need another slave to handle extra work (1-2 mins). Ansible is responsible for configuring the server, installing all the required packages and software (not all our infrastructure is deployed with Kamal, for instance we have clickhouse instances, DBs, redis etc and normal app slaves). TLDR; it helps us have a new instance up an runing in minutes, or recreating our infrastructure for a new client environment

We've reduced our costs on Hetzner to about 10% on what we've paid on Heroku, for 10x performance. Kamal really kicks ass, and you can have a pretty complicated infrastructure up in no time. We're using terraform, ansible + kamal for deploys, no issues whatsoever.

Our cloud deployment servers over 10 million unique active users / day, so I would say it works fairly well, our average latency is ~50ms. If you want to self deploy this at a large scale, I recommend multiple worker nodes and a beefy DB, happy to share our live configuration, but that really depends on your uscase.

We're hosting our servers in EU on hetzner, do a lot of dev ops, instead of using AWS or Google Cloud, and have way less overhead and a smaller engineering team than the other competitors.