Suggested server size for self hosting
Having run servers before I wonder if Arcblock have a suggested size server for running blocklets? Any suggestions as to how many blocklets can run on each server or ways to insure they dont overheat?
Having run servers before I wonder if Arcblock have a suggested size server for running blocklets? Any suggestions as to how many blocklets can run on each server or ways to insure they dont overheat?
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The minimum requirement is: 1C, 1G to spin up a blocklet server instance, 1C 2G maybe a sweet point if you need to run your own production service.
The number of blocklets can a server instance host depends on how many components are included in the blocklet.
By the looks of it we should also be able to use our self hosted store to launch from our blocklet server. Is that accurate?
meaning others could launch from our store and we host on our server?
I was able to configure my store to launch straight from my blocklet server. Right now we are not using any payment barrier, as we want users to be able to launch free trials. We are using a Vercel control plane as a way to monitor spam.
User clicks Launch → DeBOS launcher asks your Vercel control plane “should I allow this?” → control plane checks abuse limits → if OK, user continues to install.
I ditched my Azure setup. It was going to be running too expensive for current purpose. Migrated to Digitial Ocean. So far its working well and for a reasonable price. I am maxxing out on ram, so any heavier blocklets would probably require additional horsepower. s
Im running one Debos instance that has pages kit on it. This is connected to debos.12inchapps.com. It is my marketing and simulator page.
Running one trial Debos instance where I'm testing out Debos as a working product.
and also running the 12 inch apps store which is the deployment source for all new versions.
I didnt realize prior to self hosting that all of the official store blocklets were free to use when you have your own blocklet server. This is amazingly cool.
I don't think developers understand the power or the blocklet store and versioning. The ability for users to have their own instance which can be upgraded.