There is no README or even a link to a GitHub repo.

@gloriousyellow

Good find! We have to improve that

Also, is it possible to deploy an app using puppeteer?

It seems it would exceed the 5MB limit.

How are websocket connections going to work on a serverless architecture? I currently send real-time updates (via websockets) to my clients, which is a really important feature of my application.

Regardless websocket connections, i prefer something like Pusher.js for the architecture and API for all platforms.

@gloriousyellow

we'll definitely make that possible. We have many super interesting use-cases for it in mind

Also, in response to feedback here about finding the v1 plans, the great

@evilrabbit

just shipped an improvement:

My usecase requires docker so 🤷‍♂️.

@revskill

What I don't need is yet another external service for my application to depend upon. What I need is an always-on NodeJS application instance (minimum 1, with the ability to scale as needed) that can handle persistent websocket connections -- unless I'm mistaken and the new architecture will support this.

@rauchg

what happens when you use v1 apps on a v2 plan?

@peterm

What i mean is looking at Pusher.JS as a successful real-time story to learn from. So we could utilize something like that right from Now v2 !

@jackca

seems like you're billed on-demand

$0.025/hr

@alin-panaitiu

oh yikes, I'll need to downgrade then...

I tried, there doesn't seem to be a way to do that

@revskill

Gotcha. I suppose then it'd be another proprietary module I'd have to import that would only integrate with Zeit's cloud.

yeah just discovering that too -- that's super concerning.

@rauchg

, is there a way to downgrade to a legacy plan? I'm not able to deploy any of my apps to v2 and am now going to be paying $18 per month per deployment

I wonder how many users that upgraded, don't know about this forced on-demand billing and will get a >$50 bill on a supposedly $15 plan

@alin-panitiu

we have a very clear disclaimer on the modal

@jackca

please email [email protected] and we'll take care of it, no stress

same for you Alin!

not at all proprietary, and not at all specific to our cloud