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Thank you so much for sharing this feedback! Super helpful. It is actually for full stacks, not individual services. The demo isn't doing a great job showing i
by igorzij 5y ago
Thank you so much for sharing this feedback! Super helpful.
It is actually for full stacks, not individual services. The demo isn't doing a great job showing it indeed.
Re Docker - yes, we don't believe there's any practical reason running backend code without containers in 2021, unless it's serverless functions. It's easy to dockerize pretty much any app, takes minutes and makes your code portable, container registry becomes your artifact store, easy rollbacks, consistency etc.
Connection to DB is done via env variables, automatically mapped from Terraform outputs. Secrets are stored in AWS parameter store or equivalent.
Static assets go to block storage (like s3) and served via cdn (like Cloudfront)
DNS / domains: each service gets its own unique URL in every environment via managed DNS (on AWS it's route53). You can also connect your own domain.
Auth - we don't support that yet, on the roadmap for Q4.
Data transfer - no, that's left to the user. We don't anticipate people doing migrations too often though - we just make the infrastructure part simple.
Thanks again for asking these questions!