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AWS Amplify is in a similar space. It supports several frameworks and the development workflows and infrastructure management are built in to the project. htt
by jlj 6y ago
AWS Amplify is in a similar space. It supports several frameworks and the development workflows and infrastructure management are built in to the project.
https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/ https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/
- whalesalad 6y agoI urge fellow readers to try and plan out your entire app arch on Amplify before committing to it. I have found it to be a pain in the ass because it tends to want to do everything for you leaving assets/buckets/things like `aws-amplify-23094139-85-3981759387593745983475-us-east-experiment-project` all over your account. I have been using AWS for over 10 years, so I tend to like to keep a clean house and name most of my things, or at least have them follow a sane convention. I also like to know what is being created. Oh and the dev/stage/prod branching strategy is a nightmare.
- qntmfred 6y agoWhat kind of naming convention do you tend to use these days?
- jlj 6y agoI've found that creating a new isolated AWS account works well for this type of issue. In AWS organizations you can setup the new account using "+" in your email address, such as {your-email}+experiment-project@example.com. Then if you need to burn down everything and start over there is no impact or risk, and naming conventions are less relevant because everything in your "...+-example-project@" account is related to that one project.