Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017
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
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 >> >> signature.asc Description: Message signed with OpenPGP
Re: IBM Cloudant - Support for Virtual Hosts Ending December 4, 2017
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
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
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