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Senior software engineer @ Gogobot In my day job I do 100% of Gogobot's Devops. I feel that statup stacks are too complicated to bootstrap on the cloud so I am
by avitzurel 10y ago
Senior software engineer @ Gogobot
In my day job I do 100% of Gogobot's Devops.
I feel that statup stacks are too complicated to bootstrap on the cloud so I am working on the-startup-stack[1]
It's a framework to get things started, it's a toolset of other open source tools to consolidate everything under one roof with a set or production-ready bulletproof recipes.
I realize it's a mouthful, docs attached.
[1] http://docs.the-startup-stack.com/ http://docs.the-startup-stack.com/
I've been working on this during my spare time for a long time now. I have 3 startups already running on earlier versions of this and it's a work in progress.
Looking for contributors and early adopters.
- conorgil145 10y agoI haven't looked at your docs more than 30 seconds yet, but I totally agree that it would be incredibly useful for there to exist a book/docs, set of tools, configurations, etc to get started more quickly and not have to reinvent the wheel. I think documentation is actually a major primary component of such an effort, so awesome to see you start with docs.
- avitzurel 10y agoI spent 80% of the time on docs and I am making sure that every doc I write I follow like I have no idea what this project is about. This means, going back with every step of the doc and making sure it is 100% reproducible and viable. The most frustrating thing to me in the Devops world is missing documentation because the author thinks/assumes his readers know X or Y. With these docs (and I would appreciate any feedback here or on Github) it's not the case, you can follow it as an engineer with no Devops background and you will be able to bootstrap the cluster. It's still very much an effort and a WIP, but it's getting there.