Some questions for the admins...

[kurt]

@chrisc

I don’t see any cost associated with redis instances on the pricing page?

The shared Redis service is free, with everything that implies. It’s not a product we’re going to do much with (running Redis on peoples’ own VMs is better) but you are free to use it.

@chrisc

Where can I see costs associated with my running apps, current, past, forecast etc? (or the 10$ monthly credit i saw mentioned elsewhere…

You can’t see the costs directly yet, but you can see usage. New accounts won’t get the $10/mo credit in January so we won’t ever really have reporting on it, we’re shifting to a free tier instead. Current accounts will still get the $10/mo credit for at least six months, and we’ll notify everyone at least 60 days ahead of time if we cut it off.

@chrisc

Your pricing page has a odd cutoff “Billing is per user or organization, if you want to run more free apps, just”… just what? lol

that was me.

@chrisc

Wireguard is nice and easy to setup and get up and running which is STELLAR implementation, however seems to be something missing, no DNS entry for peers?

Try dig txt _peer.internal. That’ll give you a list of named peers, each of those have an AAAA record. Here are some of mine:

➜ dig txt _peer.internal @fdaa:0:5f4::3 +short
"kurt-plex-dev,nuc"
➜ dig aaaa nuc._peer.internal @fdaa:0:5f4::3 +short
fdaa:0:5f4:a7b:bea:0:a:2

@chrisc

if theirs going to be any free tier for that like the other options (for quick testing it’d be nice to be able to spin up a small persistent for testing without the cost ticking at me while in dev)

We probably won’t have a free storage tier. The nvme disks we use are precious and we have to be careful about people eating them up with apps that aren’t doing anything! But you do have that $10/mo for a while.