Google Kubernetes Engine comes somewhere in the middle of Iaas and Paas. It is a great tool with lesser management overhead with servers or kubernetes installation etc. and at the same time gives you the flexibility to manage the cluster and related...
how much of a pain it is to use with shared vpcs, the required public addresses for management, the inability to have auto-configured firewalls, the lack of access of internally load balanced clusters from other regions...
One of the best feature in Pterodactyl must be that it keeps all applications in Dockers aka containers. It helps contain memory usage, CPU usage, and security. Let's say if an application has a memory leak, it will not keep consuming the computer's entire...
I personally dislike that Pterodactyl Panel only allows SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) which gets customers confused. YES, it's secure and that's a GREAT feature but customers aren't familiar with SFTP and creates confusion which ends up having support...
Google Kubernetes Engine comes somewhere in the middle of Iaas and Paas. It is a great tool with lesser management overhead with servers or kubernetes installation etc. and at the same time gives you the flexibility to manage the cluster and related...
One of the best feature in Pterodactyl must be that it keeps all applications in Dockers aka containers. It helps contain memory usage, CPU usage, and security. Let's say if an application has a memory leak, it will not keep consuming the computer's entire...
how much of a pain it is to use with shared vpcs, the required public addresses for management, the inability to have auto-configured firewalls, the lack of access of internally load balanced clusters from other regions...
I personally dislike that Pterodactyl Panel only allows SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) which gets customers confused. YES, it's secure and that's a GREAT feature but customers aren't familiar with SFTP and creates confusion which ends up having support...