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by nodesocket
5088 days ago
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csshX works great for small tasks on a small number of servers, but it lacks a few main features. Commando.io stores responses from each server so you can traverse back and see exactly what was run and the response. Additionally, csshX does not have the concept of stored recipes which are fully versioned. What if we had an "enterprise" version like GitHub which you could run on your infrastructure? Would you back then? |
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You might want to look into how c9 ( http://c9.io/ ) does it. They have a similar stack to yours. The core of their product is open source. They accept contributions, which lowers their cost to develop. They keep a few choice features (integration with github, etc) for their hosted/paid version.
If you open sourced your core product and kept a few features for your paid solution (versioning, saved output, etc.), you may gain the momentum you need.