Bill & Clemens, to have a sharable CouchDB server image on DO is what I have been looking at, too.
Wrote an article while working on this compareing AWS AMI or DigitalOcean, and intended to continuou as soon as 2-0 /1.7 is here https://medium.com/p/b7b320fb6bae/ <https://medium.com/p/b7b320fb6bae/> The idea of doing build for each server is old fasion, the CouchDB server should be a server image. DO is the simple version of AWS when it comes to these things Johs > On 19. des. 2015, at 20.09, William Edney <bed...@technicalpursuit.com> wrote: > > Clemens - > > You seem to be focusing, with your previous postings about an official > Docker image and now about a Digital Ocean image, on making CouchDB as fast > and easy to run up as possible. Other products have this and I see easy > setup/one-click installs, etc. etc. as critical to getting people to try > things. Developers these days don't want to spend time installing and > configuring software, so Docker, DO images, etc. are absolutely the way to > go! > > Therefore, I see your effort here as most welcome and definitely not > wasted. I don't know anyone at DO, but I do know folks that use their > service and love it. > > Thanks for your interest and effort in this area. > > Cheers, > > - Bill > > On Sat, Dec 19, 2015 at 10:53 AM, Clemens Stolle < > clemens.sto...@fastmail.com> wrote: > >> Hey there, >> yesterday, Jan said something like „sweet, 0 to CouchDB cluster in 120 >> seconds“ on IRC. That got me thinking. >> Currently there is no pure CouchDB SaaS offering (at least that I’m aware >> of). Don’t worry, I’m not proposing we’d build something like that. ;) >> >> It would be pretty sweet though, if we were able to offer a DigitalOcean >> image (or "one-click app“ as they call it). That'd get us from 0 to CouchDB >> in 55s. :D >> Is that something the community would be interested in? >> >> DO is arguably the easiest VPS provider and really popular in the >> developer community. It would also benefit projects like PouchDB, because >> interested users could easily spin up an instance and test out that whole >> replication/syncing miracle. Also MongoDB, Redis and others are already >> present on DO. >> >> I have no idea you we’d go about doing that, though. Does anyone know >> folks at DO? >> >> Cheers, >> Clemens
