I love the seamless experience.
- Take a snapshot from US's box.
- Restore US snapshot to new Singapore box.
- Wait about 15min and it's done.
The prices are still nice, compared to Digital Ocean, Vultr, or Linode.
72 karma · joined October 25, 2019
In addition to my tech work, I occasionally help run my family's specialty coffee and equipment business in VN. We sell high-quality coffee beans, brewing gear, and other coffee-related products to customers nationwide.
I love the seamless experience.
- Take a snapshot from US's box.
- Restore US snapshot to new Singapore box.
- Wait about 15min and it's done.
The prices are still nice, compared to Digital Ocean, Vultr, or Linode.
At the same time, a day job and raising kids can make major technological transitions a real challenge. So, we are here, still stuck between 2 systems.
Our family's e-commerce business previously had a slow and bloated WooCommerce site, largely due to my skill issues. However, we were able to rescue the site by using Corcel, Laravel, Filament, and LunarPHP.
My wife still uses the WordPress admin interface as the main admin tool, while the public-facing website is rendered by Laravel, with data provided seamlessly through Corcel.
80% of "each" tech project could be built outside IT by 2024, thanks to low-code tools
20% of remain tech in each project, we will just hire some IT guys to rebuild everything in high-code skills.
- Support for REST, in addition to GraphQL, for the user facing API
- Authorization engine enhancements
- HA & Distributed Ops - Reliability & Scalability (aka - prevent GraphQL is the single point of failure related problems)
- Metadata API tooling
Anyway, database is hard, opensource is great. We love them both, RxDB or Meteor.