This service has been suspended
DevHub app on mac keeps loading while trying to connect to GitHub and I see This service has been suspended refer second screenshot.
Thank you!
This issue has been closed but the issue is still there. Is there a resolution?
Is there any free hosting service you guys recommend? In the past I used heroku, and now render.com keeps having this problem.
I think https://vercel.com/pricing is the current hotness no?
Are you using render or vercel to host your app? Can we use Aws , is it expensive?
I have the same problem what is the progress so far
maybe https://fly.io/plans ?
I have same problem
Also happening on iPhone.
Still ongoing as well — if you are having hosting issues, or finding a host that's reliable and inexpensive, and are concerned about a budget, I do recommend you take a look at the several cloud options out there, such as Digital Ocean, AWS Lightsail, and such. However, this type of project can lend itself to be used by many organizations, for monitoring things — which means it needs reliable, secure hosting. I highly recommend you go with a cloud option like Digital Ocean or AWS (EC2 non-light sail).
However, for this project to remain viable, you require your services online, and not self-hosted (on your own computer), or hosted on free software, as most orgs are not going to trust w/o knowing their data is secure.
I am also having the same problem. Is there any solution for this?
Hey @brunolemos, do you have a plan to tackle this issue?
Because it was noted above that this may be a hosting issue, I initially cloned this repo and tried to spin up a local dev instance. When trying to authenticate in my local environment, I was getting the same “This service has been suspended” error. So I’m not sure if hosting is the issue or if there is something that is broken in the authentication method.
In either case, because I wanted to get this running so I can use it, even if that means I have to run it in a local environment, I created a branch and added a way to connect to GitHub via a Personal Access Token.
In case anyone else is interested, I created a Draft PR (#320) that allows you to run this app locally and authenticate via a Personal Access Token (more details in the PR description).