Dboxed pricing table is up on the website. Just a first draft, but I think it should work out for customers. Also gives some hints on future cloud features. Check dboxed.io/#pricing

@github Any chance to get rid of these crypto-spam notifications that are visible since a few weeks now? You luckily took care of those and deleted the notifications, but somehow the pending notifications counter did not get reset.

This demo shows the latest features implemented into dboxed. You can now create Load Balancers and run them on ordinary machines. These LBs can then expose any box to the public internet, even if the box itself is behind a firewall or NAT. #buildinpublic

Never been happier to see this page load successfully. Not released yet, but it's basically done! Dboxed now has ingress support, allowing you to expose any box to the public internet. #buildinpublic

First potential customer explained a use case for @dboxed_io and they'd like to start using it asap. The use case: They want to be able to provide hosting services (like n8n instances) to their clients, but these clients are sometimes unsure if they want it hosted on their own hardware or on my customer's hardware. With dboxed, they'd be able to instantly react to changing customer demands/requirements, without any migration efforts. I guess being able to remove the below banner from the dashboard is something I should prioritise quite a bit 🫡

First time I created a demo recording for @dboxed_io. It will walk you through some of the most important features of dboxed: creating and running boxes, with volumes being attached and then migrating a box from Hetzner to AWS without much effort. Using n8n for this demo.

This caused me to remember this piece of gold: youtu.be/-5wpm-gesOY?si=p61A…

Same issue on my side. These were all real notifications in the past that I could mark as read, but then the repos got deleted/banned without the notification status being cleared. @github you might have a 🪲 here :)

Pretty useful new feature in iTerm2 just dropped. You can now mark text, right-click and directly convert from and to base64. Till now, my shell history was littered with "echo xxx | base64 -d" invocations...

Was a successful and fun time at our booth, showing @kluctl to interested people :) I hope we were able to properly answer the many good questions people had, and maybe we even convinced some to give Kluctl a try. Thank you @davidkah for your support at the booth, @gitbutler for the organisation of the conference (The Merge in Berlin) and @github for sponsoring the Open Source Fair! (oh, and the Gin Tonic at the After Party was great as well!! 🍸🎉)

If you're interested in a new/alternative approach to GitOps, maybe look at these two Live Demos of Kluctl: youtube.com/watch?v=9LoYLjDj… youtube.com/watch?v=fJgLOyEH…