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Show HN: Stepped Actions – distributed workflow orchestration for Rails

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85 points·by klevo·7 bulan yang lalu·15 comments

iOS 26 variable web font weight issues

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Show HN: Envirobly – Efficient App Hosting

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6 points·by klevo·9 bulan yang lalu·6 comments

Show HN: Locport – manage localhost ports and prevent conflicts

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klevo
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Thanks :-)
klevo
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Not sure how async gem would fit into this. The backbone of Stepped Actions is ActiveJob which handles execution. Where do you think this would fit in?
klevo
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
That looks cool. It's a different approach with different features.
klevo
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Yes, state is persisted to DB upon every change. Action exceptions are handled gracefully and natural part of the system, they simply fail the action. Crash recovery is build-in thanks to checksums and ActiveJob, if you're using the right adapter, like GoodJob or SolidQueue where crash recovery is guaranteed.
klevo
·9 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Thanks slig. I definitely wanted to go for a simple and down to earth presentation.
klevo
·9 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Great suggestion with the calculator. Will definitely add it at some point. Also thanks a ton for the feedback, it means a lot to me!
klevo
·9 bulan yang lalu·discuss
> What's the secret sauce of undercutting AWS prices?

I'm only utilizing EC2 instances, storage and S3. Everything like databases, load balancers, NAT, even image storage is my own architecture and I'm not utilizing the value added services AWS offers for this and most would default to.

> How do you plan on keeping customers as they scale and mature?

I'll be adding features like DB replication and failover and multi AZ deployments down the line. But you're right, I'm focusing on small to medium size customers that want to run cheap, but still have all the convenience of a platform like Heroku for example.