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I've learned this too, and that's why at my company (https://primcloud.com https://primcloud.com) we're building obviously a PaaS for those who want Heroku/Netl
by joshmanders 6y ago
I've learned this too, and that's why at my company (https://primcloud.com https://primcloud.com) we're building obviously a PaaS for those who want Heroku/Netlify experience, but also building it in a way that we plan to package it up and offer an enterprise solution where you can install it on your own infrastructure, like GitHub Enterprise. This allows you to have the same experience but be in full control.
- debarshri 6y agoI love the way you are shamelessly plugging you product in the discussion. Is it container orchestration underneath? How does the app get deployed?
- joshmanders 6y agoHaha not trying to shamelessly plug, but it's hard to talk about the subject including features we're building without actually mentioning it. Yes its container orchestration. We're built on top of kubernetes. Our idea of the enterprise version is just deploy your own kubernetes cluster, then install our helm chart or whatever and it bootstraps and sets up the platform on your cluster.