Hi everyone! Not sure if this is where I should share this, but I wanted to get everyone else’s feedback on Glitch’s new paid plan (https://glitch.com/pricing)
I gave some extensive feedback on my Medium blog. I’d like for maybe @glitch_support or @staff to read this. And of course, everyone else can read it also. Below, I’ve provided what Medium calls a “Friend’s Link” so you can read the article free of charge!
DISCLAIMER: This is of course, just my opinion, you don’t have to agree or disagree with my article, but I do hope you find it informational.
EDIT: If you want to give a response on my article, please do it directly from Medium! At the end of every article, there is a way to reply to it. This way I can read everyone’s reply since I’m not on the forms everyday.
I read the article and I think it make a lot of good points. I agree that the disk space should be upped because it would be great to store more images and content along the lines of that on the project instead of the CDN.
I think Glitch needs another tier. You can pay a little bit less but you get to customize the loading screen. (In other words, replace the “Glitch is waking up” screen with something else.
I just signed up for the paid plan thinking that it would unlock custom domains, but you still need to be thanked two times for enable that feature… seems a bit odd to me!
I love the custom domain system! Instead of paying, you’re required to get “thanks”, or in other words: becoming a trusted user by helping other people. You can’t just pay your way to using them.
tbh $8/month for an always-on server is about the same price as everywhere else; however glitch gives fewer resources, but more 1-click working starter templates, compared to traditional VM of VM-hosted app runners; however i can’t seem to find sudo yet anywhere, which greatly limits the ability of your code
obv for security they should containerize in some way, such as mkdir-ing a new folder with your ssh or https ( 1-way public-private handshake that lasts for a certain amount of time ) credentials for you on their existing machine
however no sudo mode ( am i correct? ) for any apps ( you can obv containerize ubuntu; eg; the same way you containerize the existing sample 1-click containers for “glitch developers” in London )