First time I’ve seen a Terms of Use clause like this one: “Light patterns, like those which might be displayed when using the Services, may result in epileptic seizures in some people. Discontinue use of the Services, if advised by your physician or you experience epileptic symptoms.”
Hrm, I've been using Netlify for static site hosting, and the ability to push from other cloud storage might actually make me want to switch, or at least try this out.<p>For small static sites, I really feel like it's overkill putting them in a repo or having to drag the "whole site" in everytime from a zip file or folder. Especially for small incremental changes that happen often.<p>If my understanding is correct, I can have a folder in another cloud storage service (or even on my PC), that when I change a single file there- Fast.IO will notice that change and publish/replicate it to the live site. That's pretty neat.
Hey HN. I created Fast.io as a workflow tool for file hosting. Instead of pushing files to S3, and configuring CloudFront, I wanted more of a "syncing" experience, like Dropbox. The other problem I wanted to solve was log parsing; in other words, I didn't want to log parse. So Fast.io parses the logs for me and sends them right to Google Analytics.<p>It works as you would expect, and supports files up to 1GB at a price lower than S3/CloudFront.<p>It's been a long time in the making, I hope you like it!
Looks very nice, more competing companies in this space is nice. I mean there are not that many and it seems only netlify is innovating in this space.<p>Am i wrong or is the very slick website based on a theme? I could guess i have seen it before.
I like the Google analytics integration. I wish other providers would add this feature too.<p>Are there any open source tools that you can use to parse a log and perhaps batch-submit to Google analytics?