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This is the future. Server code just just be 'hooked' into an infrastructure. I am looking at Fargate by aws. I think this would basically end all devops [pupp
by ransom1538 9y ago
This is the future. Server code just just be 'hooked' into an infrastructure. I am looking at Fargate by aws. I think this would basically end all devops [puppets, servers, etc]. It is basically a simple automated hosted Kubernetes - and development is easier than lambda since you just run a docker file. I avoid dynamodb and use RDS (mysql) though since I can get out reports quicker.
- jbverschoor 9y agoYou mean it's the future from 20 years ago? EJB was exactly this
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- ransom1538 9y agoTroll. No, 1998 enterprise java beans it not related to a docker container manager.
- closeparen 9y ago1998 EJB and app servers were “PaaS” for Java. Modern Docker-based PaaS platforms are reimplementations of the same construct, with the main value-add being SDKs for a broader set of languages.