[sebhaigh]

Hello, I want to introduce NodeGear.

NodeGear is a node.js hosting company. We host node.js applications and provide a simple control panel. Our goal is to simplify node.js hosting as much as possible.

- Stream logs straight to the control panel - Add new processes to load balance your app (across datacentres) - Add environment variables, domains, subdomains (on .ngapp.io) - Stream process statistics straight to your control panel - SPDY support and free SSL on .ngapp.io - Get and set up mongodb and mysql databases. - The control panel is blazing fast, built with angular.js and socket.io - Monitoring emails. If your app goes down, you'll know it.

In addition, deploy a custom ghost.js blog with a single click. (It only needs a name).

Sign up (its free and obligation-free) on https://nodegear.com (and https://nodegear.io).

That being said, i should mention its a Beta and that things may break. If you're interested in joining our venture, let me know! The platform is entirely built on node.js. It utilises redis, mongodb, websockets and angular.js.

[sebhaigh]

Thanks for all who signed up today. Impressive response from the HN community. Some good feedback too here, via https://twitter.com/nodegear and through the feedback form at https://t.co/3EFROUUfiV

...Very much appreciated.

[rudimk]

You use Docker, you say? Looks pretty neat!

[sebhaigh]

Rudi, we're aiming to keep it simple but still enable advanced usage like linking Docker containers.

[odonnellryan]

This is cool! I was hacking on a project for hosted Docker containers (think, for devs to create a stack and quickly be able to use it to develop or push to prod) let me know if you'd like to talk!

[sebhaigh]

Thanks Rudi. The guys have been working on it for six months or so. Think they're now at the point where some informed user feedback will be really helpful.

[sebhaigh]

Thanks for those that have signed up today. Much appreciated.

[reqres]

Where is the company based?

[matejkramny]

We're based in Oxford, UK

[spacefight]

Then please label it on your website. UK law demands this. http://www.amitywebsolutions.co.uk/blog/website-legal-requir...

[matejkramny]

Thanks, we'll add it in the next release.