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Client Hyper-V actually showed up in Windows 8 [1], but only recent versions of Windows 10 have Hyper-V with all the features needed by Docker for Windows.

[1]: http://www.howtogeek.com/196158/how-to-create-and-run-virtua...

Take a look at containerd: https://github.com/docker/containerd

That's not the case - there's only one virtual machine shared by all containers.

Hey, this might be unrelated but we had a bug on the sign-up form. It should be fixed now.

Sorry about that, the form is fixed now.

You're right, but still funny that the author feels the need to invoke the Census Bureau to back up that piece of arithmetic.

The report is available for download without sign-up on Akamai's community site: https://community.akamai.com/docs/DOC-2245

I'm glad that they're at least prioritizing H2A agricultural workers.

If the build fails, it won't be deployed and no rollback will be necessary.

With automatic deployments, if you have metrics or monitoring and discover a problem with a deployment, you can use rollback to revert. Just like you would have done with a release created by git-pushing to Heroku.

Perfect for Instagram.

Reminds of Seymour Cray's response on being told that Apple Computer had just bought a Cray to help design the next Apple Macintosh, and Cray then commented that he had just bought a Macintosh to design the next Cray. - http://www.computer.org/portal/web/awards/seymourbio

Right now buttons only work with source code hosted on GitHub (although the button can be added anywhere). We want to extend that to other source code hosting services, though.

The challenge is that we have to resolve the [app.json][1] file to generate the deploy UI.

[1]: https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2014/5/22/introducing_the_a...

Right now buttons only work with source code hosted on GitHub (although the button can be added anywhere). We want to extend that to other source code hosting services, though.

> I wonder whether we will be seeing a .NET web server for mac and linux.

The Mono guys already [have such a server][1], although I'm really looking forward to be able to use the Microsoft one to run on Linux and Mono.

[1]: http://friism.com/running-net-on-heroku

We've posted a full update on the blog: https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2014/4/8/openssl_heartbleed...

These 3rd party ones are pretty good and recent: http://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=home:t...

You can run OWIN apps self-hosted on Mono/*nix. Here's my write-up for doing that on Heroku: http://friism.com/running-owin-katana-apps-on-heroku

I've created a Mono buildpack for Heroku that runs MVC amongst many other things: https://github.com/friism/heroku-buildpack-mono

It's true that this is a problem if you insist on serving your CDN assets a custom domain CNAME mapped to CloudFront (i.e. https://assets.mydomain.com/). It doesn't cost extra if you just use the default CloudFront distribution URL, i.e. https://d3vam04na8c92l.cloudfront.net/stylesheets/applicatio...

This is not entirely clear from the Heroku docs, I'll ping the maintainer for an update.

At Heroku we now [recommend using AWS CloudFront][1] to serve assets, backed by your app running on Heroku instead of with S3. It's a much simpler setup with less state and fewer moving parts - and builds are faster :-).

[1]: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/using-amazon-cloudfron...

Hey there, I work at Heroku - we'd love for you to try out these new APIs, but also feel free to [log a ticket][1] and we'll see if there's a way to help you get faster builds.

[1]: https://help.heroku.com/

Also note that those tests have tons of errors, so they're probably not representative.

I feel the same way, and have also been hoping for internet companies to put a stake in the ground.

On the other hand, it frustrates me that the tipping point for how Snowden's legacy will be viewed is action by a set of corporations, and not action by elected officials, the media, or an informed public...

This is a nit-pick of mine, but Mono seems to be always at the bottom of this benchmark: http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/

If you could share details on Mono tuning for server workloads, It'd be very interested.

It looks like socket.io has a `RedisStore` that you can use on loadbalancing setups without sticky sessions (like Heroku): https://github.com/LearnBoost/Socket.IO/wiki/Configuring-Soc...

Are you getting good performance? Mono is at the bottom of most of the framework comparison benchmarks: http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/

No SATA though...

I've got a buildpack working for running ASP.NET apps (including MVC, and also straight-up .NET apps) on Heroku, running on Mono and Linux: http://friism.com/running-net-on-heroku

You can even experiment with the new OWIN/Katana stuff if you like: http://friism.com/running-owin-katana-apps-on-heroku

Note that HTTP pipelining will let you have multiple outstanding HTTP requests on the same TCP connections, although it comes with some caveats: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_pipelining

Exactly.

What I'm looking for is a board with a reasonably fast CPU (preferably dual core), SATA and a a PCI-E or USB3 port for a fast 802.11n/ac wifi adapter. PogoPlug v4 is almost there, but the CPU is too slow to sustain more than ~40MB/s of I/O.