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That's my stack as well. But sure you mean SNS, not SQS? Though I have been thinking if I should replace elastic beanstalk with Kubernetes, since it seems to b
by konschubert 8y ago
That's my stack as well. But sure you mean SNS, not SQS?
Though I have been thinking if I should replace elastic beanstalk with Kubernetes, since it seems to become the non-proprietary standard for deploying containers?
- neeleshs 8y agoI do mean SNS. Though at some point, I may switch to SQS or rabbitmq. SNS is "good enough" for my use cases and I don't have to run a beanstalk worker (like for sqs). I chose beanstalk because of how dead simple it is. It is non-standard in a way, but was the fastest way to get the app out. Again, I know the app may outgrow it's needs at some point. At that point I'll invest time to move it out to the flavor of the day:).