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I suspect anyone using this is making a trade off. The downside being that by putting something in between you and the cloud provide you can only use a subset,
by quickthrower2 5y ago
I suspect anyone using this is making a trade off. The downside being that by putting something in between you and the cloud provide you can only use a subset, and any problem could be in two places: the cloud or the middle layer and you have to figure out which.
- igorzij 5y agoVery valid concern. But we think we cracked this. Alicorn uses Terraform under the hood and allows you to customise it however you like. You can think of it as "CI for infrastructure" with meaningful defaults. 90% of the most common tasks are automated, but at the same time it's not a black box, you still have full access to native for the remaining 10%