NodeJS Deployment lesson: remove adaptable.io #28826
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MaoShizhong
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🙏 Sad to see it go but I agree with the reasoning.
Just a heads up, no need to close the linked issue when you open the PR. Just link it via the "Closes #XXXXX" bit in the PR form, then leave the issue open. When a maintainer approves and merges the PR, it'll auto-close the issue. It should otherwise stay open until then.
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Because
Adaptable.io removed it's free tier.
This PR
Issue
Closes #28784 (link here)
Additional Information
I had been using Adaptable.io as my PaaS. But when they added a monthly subscription I found it unreasonable to pay monthly for my portfolio sites which practically get no traffic.
My free solution was a combination of Render for the server (it lets you deploy unlimited "web services") and Neon for the database (where I can deploy unlimited databases). There are limits on the compute in the free tiers, but I do not worry about those (because my sites get no traffic yet). There also limits on features, but I've managed to work around them.
So, I am sure Adaptable should not be recommended anymore.