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Nice, I have been looking forward to platform.sh as well in the same topic. How do you compare with them ?

• erik_landerholm 5y ago
  I’m not an expert in platform.sh, but when looking at this https://docs.platform.sh/languages/ruby.html https://docs.platform.sh/languages/ruby.html It looks like platform.sh has to add support for specific kinds of languages and frameworks. Release doesn’t work like that. Ours is all based on K8s and containers. We use buildx to build just about anything and we then orchestrate the deployment of multiple services into our customers cloud accounts. We have a full Ci/cd platform from build to production to even managing on-prem deployments following our customers business rules. Our goal is to “virtualize” your entire environment to be cloud agnostic over time. We have customers now that have chosen to have their ephemeral environments and production in different cloud providers and that is something we enable. We have a workflow engine that allows you to run terraform, migrations, tests, anything you can think of as part of your deployments. You can customize the config for every environment from replicas to liveness probes to adjusting memory for every pod, or you can ignore all of that and just deploy away! Hopefully that helps. Sorry I’m not to knowledgeable on their platform.