Hi folks!
Which platforms do you use to deploy your Haskell apps? Have they gone alright so far?
Would love to see your opinions! 
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I have an IHP app that was originally hosted by IHP Cloud, which was great (application hosting as a service). But IHP Cloud shut down, so now I am using shipnix.io to deploy to DigitalOcean, because that’s what they deploy to
I also have two small (non-IHP) apps running serverless on Amazon Lambda; I blogged about this. I am quite fond of pay-as-you go, scale-to-zero hosting options, but mostly because I run non-commercial toy projects anyways.
(I still wish there was an serverless application-level hosting for IHP app available. I thought about trying to run IHP on a Severless Function infrastructure like Amazon Lambda, but some of the nice IHP features require persitent WebSocket connections, and that’s a bit tricky then.)
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My own servers personally, but professionally it’s also been to Clever Cloud and Cleura, and no problems whatsoever.
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Where do you deploy your Haskell apps?
Your machine.
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For personal web stuff, I link statically and scp to a very cheap VPS. Works fine for me.
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Super cool post! I was looking for something similar to this, to use Haskell in AWS, so it comes in really handy 
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It also looks like railway.app supports Haskell deployment natively. Native in that they’ll detect if you have a stackage file. Otherwise, they and Fly.io support deployment via dockerfiles.
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I build a docker image and deploy to Google cloud run. I’m also a fan of their scale to zero feature.
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what games did you develop?
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Not much. I got distracted by events for yet another jam in a row, but will try again and again until something playable comes up. I still have some ideas I’m eager lazy to implement (=
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This is awesome dude! Which game engine were you using (if there’s one for Haskell 
)?
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