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Perhaps you have launched already. You're up. You're running. The next thing you know the whole stack is down! You're back up again. A week goes by and... you remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday! Now you need to make sure everyone knows about your status.

Put down that meatloaf and let's take a look an easy to deploy status dashboard from the folks behind Twilio.

Google today finally announced its pricing plans for its App Engine service. Google's App Engine allows developers to run their web applications on Google's infrastructure and, until today, was only available in a free, but restricted, version. The free version currently gives developers up to 500MB of persistent storage and CPU power and bandwidth for about 5 million page views a month. Starting today, however, developers will also be able to purchase additional resources, which will enable them to scale their apps beyond these free quotas.