I currently use http://nitrous.io for ad-hoc linux terminal sessions with an integrated editor, and it looks like this does pretty much the same at what will be (for me) a fraction of the price.
I like nitrous, so am unlikely to move away - but I will be checking this offering out.
The editor could probably do with some polishing, and I'd need an obvious way to create and set environment variables.
There's some confusion for me as to what it is you're selling. Is it an adhoc terminal people can spin up when they need - or is it an application server? If just the former, then why have gitlab, and ghost in your images list. If the latter, then why the auto-shutdown on sessions, and what is relatively a high price for hosting.
I currently use http://nitrous.io for ad-hoc linux terminal sessions with an integrated editor, and it looks like this does pretty much the same at what will be (for me) a fraction of the price.
I like nitrous, so am unlikely to move away - but I will be checking this offering out.
The editor could probably do with some polishing, and I'd need an obvious way to create and set environment variables.
There's some confusion for me as to what it is you're selling. Is it an adhoc terminal people can spin up when they need - or is it an application server? If just the former, then why have gitlab, and ghost in your images list. If the latter, then why the auto-shutdown on sessions, and what is relatively a high price for hosting.