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blog.terminal.com 10y ago

An Introduction to Statistical Learning in R

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www.terminal.com 10y ago

Now the Terminal.com web IDE can be installed in any Ubuntu or CentOS Linux

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www.toptal.com 11y ago

NET Core – Going Wild and Open Source. What Took You So Long?

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www.toptal.com 11y ago

Programming a Robot: An Introductory Tutorial

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www.humhub.org 11y ago

HumHub: A flexible Open Source Social Network Kit

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osclass.org 11y ago

Get your own classified website with Osclass

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terminal.com 11y ago

Show HN: A Terminal.com container to code/host PhalconPHP apps

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terminal.com 11y ago

Show HN: OctoberCMS ready to use on a terminal.com snapshot

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pyd.io 11y ago

AjaXplorer now becomes Pydio – Put Your Data In Orbit

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www.clancats.io 11y ago

ClanCats Framework 2.0

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terminal.com 11y ago

Show HN: Yii 2.0 Framework Terminal.com container

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terminal.com 11y ago

Show HN: Ionic Mobile Framework in a Terminal.com container

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terminal.com 11y ago

Show HN: Elasticsearch on a terminal.com container

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www.joomla.org 11y ago

Joomla 3.3.3 Released

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Laravel dev environment in a Terminal.com container (example included)

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Concrete5 CMS deployed in seconds

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Spin up a Bug Tracking System in seconds – MantisBT

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Vote and debate tool: DemocracyOS in a termial.com container

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Ajenti on a terminal.com container – Configure your vm graphically

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Try Google Web Starter Kit in a terminal.com container

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Drupal 7.28 with custom theme ready to use

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: GitLab automated setup on a terminal.com container

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: Jekyll with Bootstrap running on a terminal.com container

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terminal.com 12y ago

Show HN: W: RoR dev environment in a terminal container

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terminal.com 12y ago

Node.js pre-installed development environment ready to use

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terminal.com 12y ago

New Owncloud 7.0 ready to test at terminal.com

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This post is not about the Terminal.com cloud service, but about Webterminal. Webterminal is a package that includes the Terminal.com web IDE, that you can install directly in any Linux machine (not necessarily at Terminal.com)

About Terminal.com, it's a cloud provider that offers fast, scalable and 'pausable' cloud servers (we call them Terminals).

The service has a lot differentiators, for instance: - Provisioning speed (around 10-25 seconds) - Hot resize (from micro to large machines with 32CPU and 50GB and back instantly, and without rebooting) - The fact that you can 'pause' your servers (you will not be charged for a paused server) - Each machine provides a Web IDE (with a file browser, embedded chat/video chat, a linux terminal, file editor) - You can share a Terminal with another person and work together at the same time. - You can do 'snapshots' of a running Terminal, that can include the RAM state and share them if you want. By doing this you (or someone else) can start a new Terminal based on that snapshot, and everything will be running as in the original Terminal. - You can also create GPU Terminal instances, with CUDA support.

I'm sure I'm missing a couple differentiators at least, but I think that describes the service quite well.

About the price, it's quite competitive and even better if you keep in mind that you can pause your Terminals when you don't need them running 24x7.

OwnCloud 7 is out 12 years ago

I've to say that it's an impressive product. I've implemented Owncloud6 in the past for two clients and they're very happy with it. I can't wait to upgrade to this new version!

To try this new version, I've installed Owncloud7 on a Terminal.com container. You can check my shared snapshot at: https://terminal.com/tiny/i8vunoPtPu