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Yeah, the thing is, you have to be specific about what you mean when you say "on AWS". I have a side project on AWS that I deploy with capistrano, runs on a ra
by timr 6y ago
Yeah, the thing is, you have to be specific about what you mean when you say "on AWS".
I have a side project on AWS that I deploy with capistrano, runs on a rails deploy that I configured by hand, and requires approximately 5 minutes of "dev ops" maintenance a month from me. Most of that is upgrading packages.
Switch that over to docker and terraform and who knows what else, and I wouldn't even have time to think about the project, but for the parasitic costs of the deployment infrastructure.
I'm 100% certain that n00b devs would mock me for my old man ways, but the old ways can scale quite far before you need anything else.