The whole point of managed services is that you don't own the responsibility of managing infrastructure.
I don't understand the hype how openship replaces managed services.
It's a great project to manage your private cloud infrastructure without relying on 100 different tools
This is wild. Someone just open-sourced an entire platform that replaces Vercel, Heroku, Supabase, SendGrid, and half a dozen other paid services. In one self-hosted tool.
It's called OpenShip. Deploy anything. Own everything. Run it on your own server.
→ Git push to deploy. Auto-detects your stack. Zero-downtime deployments. One-click rollbacks.
→ Built-in mail server with unlimited domains, unlimited mailboxes. No per-email fees.
→ One-click Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, MinIO, Meilisearch, Qdrant, Kafka, Elasticsearch all on your infrastructure.
→ Preview environments per branch. Separate dev, staging, and production configs.
→ A desktop app that builds locally on your machine so your server doesn't carry the load.
→ MCP support connect AI coding agents to manage deployments directly.
Everything runs as standard Docker containers. No lock-in. Easy to migrate away if you want.
It launched days ago. Already gaining serious traction. Apache 2.0. Fully open-source.
If you're paying for five different services to deploy and run one app, this might be the post you bookmark.
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The 8$ Subscription would ensure there are fewer bots and spam accounts lurking to generate hate speech and propaganda. I believe it doesn't mean that the subscription gives you leverage for spreading misinformation and hateful content.
Again, to be crystal clear, Twitter’s strong commitment to content moderation remains absolutely unchanged.
In fact, we have actually seen hateful speech at times this week decline *below* our prior norms, contrary to what you may read in the press.