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Koyeb has great resources about running Claude Code in sandboxes: https://www.koyeb.com/tutorials/use-claude-agent-sdk-with-ko...

  Tenstorrent builds high-performance AI processors and RISC-V CPUs designed for scalable, efficient machine learning and deep learning workloads in data centers and edge devices.

Come hack on their hardware! More info on the event page: https://lu.ma/pkhmut6r

Another option is Koyeb (disclaimer I work there) - you can deploy 1 managed PostgreSQL database for free.

I also wrote a quick comparison of different PostgreSQL databases with free tiers: https://www.koyeb.com/blog/top-postgresql-database-free-tier...

Will need to drop ElephantSQL from the list :(

Would be cool if there were drop down menus to select between different regions and AZs.

For more context: https://www.metabase.com/blog/security-advisory

Not sure if this previous thread from years ago will be of any use, sharing it just in case any of the alternatives are still relevant or could be of use for you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22596082

Mentions Adyen, Braintree, and Paddle

Koyeb (disclaimer I work there) lets you run workers and provides a free $5.50 credit that covers the cost of running 2 nano services.

Platform: https://app.koyeb.com/ Doc: https://www.koyeb.com/docs/reference/services

There's Koyeb that supports git deployments. (FYI, I work there.)

I second this recommendation for lunettes pour tous!

True, the table isn't super clear. It'd be better to list the creators before listing the proxy technology each mesh uses.

I read the newsletter from Console and Changelog. Best of luck on your endeavor to stay in the loop while cutting down social media use.

Glad to see the prices are less chaotic today https://www.amazon.com/Making-Fly-Genetics-Animal-Design/dp/...

Have you thought about https://www.cypress.io/ ?

We have a bunch of users running Django apps here at Koyeb. They seems happy with the experience we provide

I think https://www.koyeb.com/ could be what you are looking for. Let me know what you think! (Disclaimer, I work for Koyeb)

Koyeb also moved off Kubernetes and went with Nomad. We started with Kubernetes, thinking it was the right abstraction layer for us to build our platform, but then quickly ran into major limitations. The big ones: as others have mentioned in this thread, its complexity; security (we wanted to explore using Firecracker on Kubernetes, but it was very experimental at that time); we were not interested in keeping up with its release cycles; global and multi-zone deployments was not as straightforward as we needed; and the overhead (10-25% of RAM) was a cost we were not willing to take (we are around 100MB with our new architecture).

We wrote about our decision to switch here: https://www.koyeb.com/blog/the-koyeb-serverless-engine-from-...