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NodeChef is a good alternative where you don't have to do the tedious job of managing servers. https://www.nodechef.com/

Maybe all you need is NodeChef. Saves you time and money. https://www.nodechef.com/

Unless I misread the article, but the writer makes a claim of having to support 100 req/sec with about 50 instances. "For Fargate, this meant deploying 50 instances of my container with pretty beefy settings — 8 GB of memory and 4 full CPU units per container instance.". If the api service was just returning some data with a few manupilations, then that is quite inefficient. At NodeChef ( https://www.nodechef.com ), there are users running over 1000 req/sec with just around 12 containers each with 512 MB ram and 2 CPUs.

NodeChef does not use Dokku under the hood but you can achieve what you want and more with the platform. https://www.nodechef.com/

Another alternative to deploy a Rails and PostgreSQL app is on NodeChef where developers have three simple options to choose from to deploy apps. https://www.nodechef.com/

NodeChef MongoDB hosting is an option worth considering for hosting databases. https://www.nodechef.com/mongodb-hosting

NodeChef Redis Hosting is another option that makes it easy to deploy, operate, and scale Redis in the cloud. https://nodechef.com/redis-hosting

Nodechef provides a lot more for startups and budgets of any size. https://nodechef.com/

You may find NodeChef's object storage the right solution. https://nodechef.com/s3-compatible-object-storage

NodeChef's object storage is very attractive option especially with no data transfer charges. Available in two regions. https://nodechef.com/s3-compatible-object-storage

NodeChef is a Heroku alternative which is cheaper that DIY https://www.nodechef.com/

NodeChef, though not a major cloud provider provides hosted PostgreSQL. https://nodechef.com/docs/postgresql

If you want to look at it from popularity angle, we continue to see many meteor deployments on https://nodechef.com/meteorhosting suggesting it's still a popular choice out there.

NodeChef provides a great platform for developers who don't want to wrangle with the complexities of server-side infrastructure or using multiple services to host an app. By Integrating both the database and the app server into a single cloud service, developers are able to effortlessly host their applications.

There is also NodeChef object storage. NodeChef charges only by the storage size of your instance. No Data transfer charges. No additional charges for PUT, GET, COPY, or other operations. https://www.nodechef.com/s3-compatible-object-storage

NodeChef is a very good alternative to Heroku for Nodejs apps. https://www.nodechef.com/

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The open source Parse Server offers more benefits than hosted parse.com. Many of the benefits are outlined in this blog post: http://blog.parse.com/announcements/what-is-parse-server/ Whatever you are building with Parse Server, Nodechef can help you get there faster. https://www.nodechef.com/parse-server

You can deploy your certificates with a single deploy command

deploy --ssl -i simple-todos -domain blog;www;@simpletodos.com

The above command creates an ssl certificate for the following domains: simpletodos.com blog.simpletodos.com www.simpletodos.com