Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017

[Martin Broerse]

Thanks Johs!

We are using couchapp via
https://github.com/martinic/ember-cli-deploy-couchdb everywhere. With the
new Progressive Web App Service Workers we can develop business App that
only depend on CouchDB. Until now we did't need to think about the server.

- Martin

On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 11:11 AM, Johs. E  wrote:

> Martin,
> if you are looking for a provider to manage your own servers that is a
> simpler than AWS, you might want to consider Digital Ocean or (even faster)
> the Finnish https://www.upcloud.com/
> johs
>
> PS
> Now since 1.7.1. has been released, maybe there is also a good reason to
> reactivate the couchapp group a bit?
> BTW, I have been using ermouths 1.6.1 image for a long while and that
> works fine:)
>
> > On 16 Nov 2017, at 11:04, Martin Broerse  wrote:
> >
> > Ermouth. It seems we need to move all customers away from Cloudant before
> > December 4. Smileupps seems nice. Thanks!
> >
> > On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 9:57 AM, ermouth  wrote:
> >
> >> Martin!
> >>
> >> You may use smileupps.com, max version is 1.6.0. Also you may use
> ami-29ecda5e
> >> AWS EC2 image (Ireland), which is 1.6.1 with 2.x-style JS rewrites.
> >>
> >> However, taking in account last CouchDB critical vulnerability, you
> should
> >> be very careful with your _users DB and protect it from changing by any
> >> user except admins.
> >>
> >> ermouth
> >>
> >>
>
>

Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017

[Johs. E]

Martin,
if you are looking for a provider to manage your own servers that is a simpler 
than AWS, you might want to consider Digital Ocean or (even faster) the Finnish 
https://www.upcloud.com/
johs

PS
Now since 1.7.1. has been released, maybe there is also a good reason to 
reactivate the couchapp group a bit?
BTW, I have been using ermouths 1.6.1 image for a long while and that works 
fine:)

> On 16 Nov 2017, at 11:04, Martin Broerse  wrote:
> 
> Ermouth. It seems we need to move all customers away from Cloudant before
> December 4. Smileupps seems nice. Thanks!
> 
> On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 9:57 AM, ermouth  wrote:
> 
>> Martin!
>> 
>> You may use smileupps.com, max version is 1.6.0. Also you may use 
>> ami-29ecda5e
>> AWS EC2 image (Ireland), which is 1.6.1 with 2.x-style JS rewrites.
>> 
>> However, taking in account last CouchDB critical vulnerability, you should
>> be very careful with your _users DB and protect it from changing by any
>> user except admins.
>> 
>> ermouth
>> 
>> 



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Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017

[Martin Broerse]

Ermouth. It seems we need to move all customers away from Cloudant before
December 4. Smileupps seems nice. Thanks!

On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 9:57 AM, ermouth  wrote:

> Martin!
>
> You may use smileupps.com, max version is 1.6.0. Also you may use ami-29ecda5e
> AWS EC2 image (Ireland), which is 1.6.1 with 2.x-style JS rewrites.
>
> However, taking in account last CouchDB critical vulnerability, you should
> be very careful with your _users DB and protect it from changing by any
> user except admins.
>
> ermouth
>
>

Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017

[ermouth]

Martin!

You may use smileupps.com, max version is 1.6.0. Also you may use ami-29ecda5e
AWS EC2 image (Ireland), which is 1.6.1 with 2.x-style JS rewrites.

However, taking in account last CouchDB critical vulnerability, you should
be very careful with your _users DB and protect it from changing by any
user except admins.

ermouth

IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017

[Martin Broerse]

Hi,

More and more people deploy their Ember App direct to Cloudant / CouchDB
with ember-cli-deploy-couchdb. See: http://ember-cli-deploy.com/plugins/

But with the cloudant support for vhost ending December 4 it is not clear
how to enable short urls (See below). We are talking to IBM about it
because users who want a Progressive Web App direct from CouchDB need to go
to some short  URL.

For example the `bloggr.exmer.com`  vhost `
martinic.cloudant.com/bloggr/_design/myapp/_rewrite` enables the short url
https://bloggr.exmer.com and the cloudflare CDN used discards the
certificate mismatch.

Does anybody know how to get this short url function back after December 4.
Is there a similar service to consider to move all our customers to?

Thanks!

- Martin