Tapir

And with this note from @scaleway it’s time to say goodbye to TapirGo

@divillysausages Sorry about that! It’s fixed :)

@divillysausages That’s correct, only GET requests are accepted.

Thanks to @ansible and @letsencrypt getting our SSL Rating to A+ was a breeze. ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyz…

@divillysausages They should show up.

@divillysausages That’s odd! could you use: test-cors.org and check the response headers in your firebug/chrome inspector?

@divillysausages We’ve added CORS headers :)

@librariesio @scaleway @digitalocean Same experience here as well, MongoDB and ElasticSearch run a lot better for a fraction of the price

@divillysausages Hi Damian, thanks for the heads-up. We’ll make sure www works as well.

@nick_selensky Could it be that the search script calls the endpoint with `http` instead of `https`?

@nick_selensky @letsencrypt And now? We’ve changed a few things, now we have an A+ rating on SSL Labs: ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyz…

Here’s how you can make your Jekyll blog search-able with me, @tapirgo !bougui505.github.io/2015/12/14/sea…

Partly moved to @scaleway, lets see how their servers hold up :)

TapirGo now has SSL thanks to @letsencrypt

@wazoo Working on it as we speak!

@divillysausages sure! Give me a day though, Im not around a computer.

@divillysausages I've removed your articles!

@trackglobe It seems your RSS feed (signus.es/rss.aspx) takes too long to generate :( (timeout is 10 seconds)

@divillysausages no delete api, I can remove old entries if you like though.

@divillysausages It's a side project that's free and has been running for 4 years now :)