[jackhack]

AWS is a future target for the nanobox.io Elixir project.

update: Ah, Didn't realize it was already released. How quickly things progress! Thanks for the update, folks.

[sanderson1]

I'm part of the core Nanobox team (https://nanobox.io). Members of our team were instrumental in introducing releases in Elixir and helped to lay the foundation for exrm.

Elixir deploys are currently functional, but we're working with the Elixir community to really fine-tune the process (including hot-code-reloads).

DigitalOcean has been supported for a few months now. AWS support was just released yesterday.

[technologyvault]

Nanobox guide for getting set up on Elixir Phoenix: http://guides.nanobox.io/elixir/phoenix/

[arrty88]

Can someone explain the pricing page? How do i get unlimited servers for $99?

[sdomino]

Nanobox is a portable "micro" PaaS, we don't provide servers, we integrate with your host of choice and provision servers for you. The cost and number of servers your application needs/uses is between you and your host (AWS, DO, etc).

The $99 you pay to Nanobox is for the use of the Nanobox Dashboard to manage your application on your host (Nanobox Desktop is free).

[tylerflint]

Nanobox is free for developers to use for personal and open source projects.

[vlucas]

Man, the design, icons, and name are awfully similar to Pagodabox: http://pagodabox.io/

Even down to the boxfile.

[sanderson1]

It's the same team that's behind Pagoda Box. Nanobox is in many ways the next evolution of Pagoda Box.

[vlucas]

Okay. That makes sense - but is not clear from the site.

[technologyvault]

Here's the announcement from Nanobox about AWS support: https://www.prlog.org/12618433-amazon-aws-cloud-hosting-now-...