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      <title>GitNotify.com gets a new landing page</title>
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      <title>Health Checks for Free</title>
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      <description>The Challenge Spend least amount of recurring money to monitor your application.
Frugality, one of the core principal had almost kind of became a habit from my first job at Amazon).
The Goal Get notified when I am online when my server goes down.
Backstory: I am running the Open Source Go application on a single $5 Digital Ocean server. No Load Balancers, No fancy hardware, no high end configuration, no Docker, just the application running on Caddy for self signed Certificates, no vault(https://www.</description>
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      <title>GitNotify Chrome Extension to track Github repos</title>
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The chrome extension is a link added at the top menu to allow add repositories into GitNotify.com
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      <title>Announcing GitNotify.com</title>
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      <description>I started learning Go couple of months ago. Writing is the best way for learning a new language and appreciating the beauty.
This is my 2nd Go project github.com/sairam/gitnotify hosted at GitNotify.
The project aims at notifying users periodically about the new code changes that went it. I felt I was missing out new merges happening in smaller projects while learning a language. I found amazing libraries in Go and wanted a way to get weekly diffs to understand what happened.</description>
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      <title>Making a better and powerful API based PasteBin</title>
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      <description>Update: Code is present at github/sairam/daata-portal The product is aimed as a tool for developers so that they can store arbitrary information like partial extracts from logs or log files like an s3, but hosted internally which need not scale. The aim is to provide a tool where the complete company can share data as well as information.
Running commands on all machines is the standard thing, but capturing the output and cleaning that up is usually a matter of making scripts to clean up the data especially when you are debugging during downtime of your service.</description>
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