Setting Discloud RAM Limits Without Guessing
Size Discloud RAM from measured usage, avoid OOM kills, and treat the instance filesystem as ephemeral.
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Size Discloud RAM from measured usage, avoid OOM kills, and treat the instance filesystem as ephemeral.
Learn how to use a discloud.json manifest and the Discloud CLI to automate deployment, automatic restarts, and log streaming for your Discord bot.
Discloud’s CLI builds a fresh container, waits for a health check, then atomically swaps routing — delivering true zero‑downtime deploys for Discord bots. This post walks through the config, a minimal discord.js example, and the trade‑offs you must manage.
Discloud’s disploud.config YAML enforces memory limits, restart policies, and runtime entry points for Discord bots and web services; this post shows how to size a sharded bot, avoid OOM, and work within the platform’s guardrails.
Learn how to package a Discord bot into a Docker image and deploy it on Discloud. The guide covers Dockerfile creation, environment variable injection, tier‑specific limits, common pitfalls, and how to verify a successful deployment.
Set MAIN, RAM, and VERSION in discloud.config before deploying a bot to Discloud, then verify memory usage in the dashboard to avoid OOM kills.
An architecture decision guide for Discloud: maps the PaaS's hard constraints—ephemeral storage, single-region hosting, vertical-only scaling, no SLA—to concrete engineering requirements so you can decide before committing code.
Learn how to size RAM and tune the Node heap for a Discord bot on Discloud to avoid OOM‑induced crash loops and verify persistent storage before relying on it.
Learn how to keep Discord bot tokens out of your Discloud upload by using discloud.config for deployment metadata and per‑app environment variables for secrets.