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I hope we migrate our stack to Linux soon, but I think that’ll take few years.

I know big company that run their core on Windows Server 2012, I’ve no idea how they manage the software assurance and compliance

It is a relief that they hosted the status page on someone else's infrastructure.

nano is my go-to text editor, because it’s the default text editor for all our systems, but somehow I never customize it, until this post.

I think this is driven by the market itself and the way cloud promotes their product.

After fully in cloud for sometimes, we’re moving to hybrid solutions. The upper management happy with costs and the cloud engineer had new toy's

It is still ongoing and impacting multiple services and regions. Looking into the status page history, it seems they're facinga different issue on Kubernetes for the last couple of days

Linode was my first VPS provider in 2004 or 2005, it had a special part in my heart.

I'm a bit sad Linode is gone, but for what it's worth, thanks Linode.

We're on the same boat. Since a lot of people complaint, they allow Linux, but only under VM (VirtualBox), still better than no Linux at all.

How they can take multiple jobs at the same time?

I mean the real works, for example 4 different people from different company asking for 4 different solution it’ll take some times to process

How big is contract works over there, in my place I never heard someone take more than 2 jobs 1 fulltime 1 freelance

I’m working on upgrading my server to Debian 11 from Debian 9.

Technically it’s fresh install, been investing some times to fix my ansible scripts, and it comes handy at case like this.

For my learning purpose will setup k3s on hetzner, for less than $20/m it worth every cent

this happen to me, I can still see messages that I delete yesterday.

Last month, I build my server using $5 server digitalocean/Linode a like.

Everything perfectly fine, to get better delivery use 3rd party.

From cost perspective, I’m happy because don’t need to pay google $50/m.

Had a lot trouble running solace on vm and docker, spend a lot time try to find root cause memory leak (happen every few months)

I still don't get why they use VPN terms for event broker

Somehow I enjoy read the changelog, straight to the point.

We use AWS SES for email on production, and use mailgun for the rest.

> 20M/day transaction email

We get better support and explanation from SES.

Totally recommended AWS SES, but for usage statistic you need to create one with their SNS

why they dont provide the sample how the fonts looks?

Even every link on page didn't have preview of fonts.