For a hobby project it's $29 a month. Which, for a side-project that makes no money, that's expensive. * It is a great service, but it's not viable for most people.
First commit • I hummed and hawed about building my own. • "How hard can it be?" • "I'm a developer!" • On November 16th at 22:26 I started building Cachet and at 23:59, I finished for the day.
What are our features? • We're open source. • Easily deployable to Heroku with the Heroku Button. • Packaged with a Dockerfile. • Multilingual and can be translated inline. • Scheduled maintenance. • Ships with a powerful, RESTful API. • Two factor authentication.
Some stats... • 20,000 visitors to the website, docs and blog. • We've seen up to 3,000 clones from GitHub in just one week. • 242,000 recorded events from anonymous tracking. Reporting 337 installs in the last 30 days. • 1500+ stars on GitHub.
Learn and love what you do. • I've not stopped learning things since making Cachet - especially how tightly MySQL holds your hand... • I'm immensely proud of what we've achieved. • I now have the opportunity to make a real product.
• Rewrite in Laravel 5. • Split into packages so you can swap functionality. • Several status page templates. • An all new dashboard. • Better metrics system. • LDAP & SAML auth support. • Support for multiple applications. • Much, much more! What's next for Cachet?
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