This is very cool! Amazing work guys!

Trigger.dev is awesome, use it every day. A feature list is quite impressive and complete, the only thing on my wish-list is a `wait/resume` for long running jobs

Thanks! Do you want the ability to call a Job from inside another Job and wait for the result?

We have a discussion about that here, would love to get your input: https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/discussions/516

Good example of survivorship bias :)

Gmail, Calendar, Google Accounts down in Germany

That's why my Thunderbird constantly popped up to enter my Google Mail credentials…

Same, my work mail does not work. I was supposed to be in a meeting right now.

Nice, just curious counting the filled and dotted lines - how this software is integrated together?

That's nice feature, we would need to look into it, however DNS A or AA does not contain port information limiting us to the 'default' ports.

That's not possible right now

+1 for us it's CDN (CloudFront) - only HTTP 503 responses

Many see tools like http://Zapier.com or http://elastic.io (disclaimer - I'm a founder) as alternative to Pipes and IFFT.

But all of them seem to miss the focus on RSS, or even just the ability to manipulate feeds.

The whole internet misses the previous focus on RSS...

It's amazing how much a shift of management focus can change things... Google embraces RSS, develops the premiere online RSS reader, so good that even stand alone readers are largely abandoned... then google nukes RSS support from Chrome, and shutters Reader. And the world is worse off for it.

It definitely inspires a "never forget" kind of mindset, such that I don't trust relying on a SaaS that I don't have a personal exit strategy for.

Twitter took RSS as a concept and humanized it

RSS is an open format, Twitter is a walled garden.

If Twitter is making it more human, I'd rather be ruled by the robot army...

Zapier is the only reliable tool I found so far that can still import RSS to facebook pages, it tried it with pipes and it had issues with non-standard fields.

IFTTT works well for feeds, also had good success with Huginn in the past for feeds.

The simplest PaaS ever, nice approach - should have been done by AWS

Except it was done for free by some upstanding person. If it proves to be successful, expect to see AWS roll it out in 2017 or 2018.