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Very nice. I'm building a new startup MVP with supabase it's been lovely so far. Now if there could be an EC2 competitor I may be able to avoid (re-learning) AW
by fnikacevic 4y ago
Very nice. I'm building a new startup MVP with supabase it's been lovely so far. Now if there could be an EC2 competitor I may be able to avoid (re-learning) AWS entirely.
- kiwicopple 4y agowe've found Fly.io to be very nice
- nilsbunger 4y agoFly.io plus Cloudflare have been a great combination for us, and we've added point solutions for other things as needed like email, auth, etc. Feels much more approachable than AWS when you're at a small scale.
- cpursley 4y agoWhat's wrong with using Supabase's hosted offering?
- atonse 4y agoTry fly.io. For our use case, even though I've used AWS/EC2 for 10+ years, Fly.io and similar (render.com probably but I haven't used it) are refreshing because I know a lot of the best practices are just baked in. I really don't see the point of running a large class of applications on AWS at this point, apart from "X customer won't bother us if we respond with the word AWS". If only fly/render/all these people come up with an easy way to translate a docker compose config to their architecture, that would be madly powerful (first thing I'd try is to self-host Supabase!)
- fillskills 4y ago+1 to render.com