Meros Review

The flexibility of meros as a platform, allowing you to implement your own solutions without having to rely on 3rd party providers. Having full control over my data gives me peace of mind. They also have some really nice support options if I need help with something that isn't immediately available in their documentation or training material. At this moment they don't offer any way to pay using cryptocurrencies but are still working towards it. As stated above we were looking at other…

The platform has been easy so far, it's fast! We are running our CI/CD with docker containers in just 5 minutes - really impressive! Currently we have an issue while publishing results from jenkins jobs into azure devops (as well as other platforms). This would be great if this could run like Jenkins does where you can choose between several different providers of metrics etc.. So that there wouldn't need additional plugins installed or configuration needed within meros itself which makes…

The ease of use, how quickly we were able to get up-and-running with it in production. It's also very easy to extend as needed - just add/remove a new node or change some configuration options when you need more resources. There are still features that could be added though (like an agentless option). We're solving our scaling problems by using this solution instead of hiring additional staff. I like being able of see in real time what my server status looks, It's easy-to use once you figure…

The ability of having multiple workspaces, allowing us to work in different environments at once without interrupting our flow or losing focus. It would be nice if you could have more than one workspace with an individual profile that can act as its own independent environment instead of being part of another account/workspace's workflow like we do now (which has some benefits). We are solving scaling issues related to how fast our application grows by making it easy to create new instances…

I like that it allows me to see all my services at once, without having to click on each one individually. It's also very easy to use as all you need to do is type in the service you want to check how much memory is being used by your server and which ports are open. This helps me keep track of everything about my server. There isn't really anything that I dislike about this. I just wish there was a way to save some information so I didn't have to enter it every time. If you would like to keep