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vinceguidry
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Otto, the successor to Vagrant
Sure, but could I compete with free?
skorecky
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If you or someone created something that was basically Heroku in a box that could then be hosted anywhere. I would be interested.
I want to build apps, not worry about hosting and servers.
endriju
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Did you try
http://www.openshift.org
? The self-hosted version is basically what you described, at least for the JVM languages.
skorecky
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I have tried it, but just don't hold up as well as Heroku. I still use and love Heroku, but would be nice to have a similar option I could host
anywhere
on my terms.
jacques_chester
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Cloud Foundry. It runs on AWS, vSphere and OpenStack. Apache 2 license, IP belongs to an independent foundation, not a single vendor.
tachion
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So you seem to actually worry about hosting and servers, despite you saying you do not ;)
vruiz
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If you are talking single server solutions, then
https://github.com/progrium/dokku
danesparza
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Yes. Especially if you have a good tool that you pair with 'paid for' consulting. Consider RedHat or Canonical (among others).
Consider applying for YC's Spring batch! Applications are open till Feb 11.
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