Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI
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@JaredBusch yes, he’s legit. Cody is one of our rockstars so be nice
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch yes, he’s legit. Cody is one of our rockstars so be nice
Your nice or mine?
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@JaredBusch said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch yes, he’s legit. Cody is one of our rockstars so be nice
Your nice or mine?
Whichever is nicer
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch yes, he’s legit. Cody is one of our rockstars so be nice
Your nice or mine?
Whichever is nicer
Yours.
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@scottalanmiller said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch yes, he’s legit. Cody is one of our rockstars so be nice
Your nice or mine?
Whichever is nicer
Yours.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
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Spinning up a CentOS 7 instance now.
I assume I need to use a bigger instance, as I used the $3.50 instance for testing.
@Skyetel @cody I will nuke this and start over on a $5 instance.
FYI I will not run this in production though. CentOS 7 is way too old for me to use in production without a very good reason.
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@scottalanmiller this thread needs tags.
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Again failed.
It seems it is impossible to simply install this application in the current form.
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@Skyetel your instructions are linking in an infintie loop.
This
Goes to here.
Which auto redirects to this page.
Which says to go back to that page.
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Same error on Ubuntu
I've now done this on CentOS 7, CentOS 8, Unbuntu 20.04, Fedora 31, and Fedora 32.
@Skyetel this has been a huge waste of time.
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Let’s table this till next week. I’ll have one of our other engineers update the install script to be more inclusive for Operating Systems.
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@JaredBusch said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
I've now done this on CentOS 7, CentOS 8, Unbuntu 20.04, Fedora 31, and Fedora 32.
I've had the same issues with ANY online compute, Vultr, Liquid Web, AWS, etc. I get a successful install ONLY from hyper-v on my own servers with Ubuntu 19.10. But, it sends and doesn't receive.
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@cody said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
I am a developer with Skyetel and would like to try to help resolve some of these upgrade issues you and others are encountering. If you can please message me some additional details
Send me your Skyetel email address and I'll send you the url and my tel number.
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@JaredBusch What size instance did you use? Please remember that Postcards requires 2GB of Ram (we recommend 4).
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
@JaredBusch What size instance did you use? Please remember that Postcards requires 2GB of Ram (we recommend 4).
This page does not state that.
https://support.skyetel.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049697373And also. OMG 4GB ram?
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This page does not state that.
https://support.skyetel.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049697373Fixed
And also. OMG 4GB ram?
Yea, docker and the like are resource heavy. Also - for large deployments the DB can start using a lot of RAM.
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
Yea, docker and the like are resource heavy.
The theory behind them being acceptable is that they are so light as to be almost unnoticed.
We'd LOVE to see anything but Docker for deployments. Nothing wrong with Docker, but so much better when it's an option.
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
Also - for large deployments the DB can start using a lot of RAM.
For scaling up, there are all kinds of considerations, sure.
But we are simply trying to test this thing.
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@Skyetel said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:
This page does not state that.
https://support.skyetel.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049697373Fixed
And also. OMG 4GB ram?
Yea, docker and the like are resource heavy. Also - for large deployments the DB can start using a lot of RAM.
Exact same error.
CentOS 8 on a $10 Vultr Instance (2GB RAM) and I made a 2GB swapfile also.
