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Wow! Thanks you very much for this insightful comment. It's very interesting. Honestly, I've created Revolv for my own needs, as a "full-stack" developer. I'v

Wow! Thanks you very much for this insightful comment. It's very interesting. Honestly, I've created Revolv for my own needs, as a "full-stack" developer. I've often found myself wanting something like this: "A Terraform with Heroku-like features". We've planned to target users that have low to medium cloud experience, so we need to show clearly how cloud architecture creation is easier by using Revolv. The pricing is something we've been thinking about for a while. Currently, I don't have enough data to make a decision. It's very difficult because it's not something that have been done yet.

ignoramous 6y ago
> "A Terraform with Heroku-like features". I think, AWS Amplify (Firebase, I guess, in GCP's case?) gets a low/medium cloud experience engineer almost all the way there, and they're continually improving their offering by integrating with multiple AWS services but there's too much magic and if there's a need to customize anything whatsoever, or if anything breaks, then it quickly becomes a nightmare to deal with, but that's a feature not a bug due to prevalence of the aforementioned "magic". I guess, currently, their support for other AWS services isn't broad enough and mostly geared towards Mobile and Web, so may be they're not squarely competing with your offering, yet.