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Huh. One of the biggest 'drawbacks' of using AWS as a production platform is that making your development environment look like production is hard. Having to d
by timvdalen 10y ago
Huh. One of the biggest 'drawbacks' of using AWS as a production platform is that making your development environment look like production is hard.
Having to deploy to test is cumbersome and having a cost associated with each test can definitely introduce some sort of 'stress' and encourage people to not test incrementally.
I wonder if this changes that.
Having services like S3, Lambda and SQS available locally sounds super interesting.
I will definitely keep an eye on this.
One other thing I would like to see is CloudFront, which can be very hard to start with due to its opaqueness.
Having to wait 20+ minutes between configuration changes is very demotivating.
- TheRealWatson 10y agoThis is only for automated testing. They're real services.
- korzun 10y ago> your development environment look like production is hard. The hard part is the cost IMHO
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