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> Today, there are more than a handful in this space. Really? I was a DevOps engineer a few years ago and can't really imagine a useful tool in that category s
by 411111111111111 4y ago
> Today, there are more than a handful in this space.
Really? I was a DevOps engineer a few years ago and can't really imagine a useful tool in that category so I'd appreciate a few names I could check out. While I've switched to frontend development, I'm still interested in CI/CD and just can't imagine any tooling being able to make it easier then what we had back then too (ephemeral envs using docker-swarm/k8s and pipeline triggers, basically)
- lukev 4y agoInfrastructure automation tools like Pulumi or AWS CDK make this relatively straightforward... just deploy a new stack (or use the APIs to automate a deploy/test/destroy cycle.) It's even possible with good old Terraform, used correctly.
- ninjha01 4y agoVercel, netlify, aws amplify, google app engine come to mind. Not sure if they’re strictly better than the setup you describe, but easier to get started.
- deathanatos 4y ago… interesting. So we went the "build-then-buy" route with Netlify. AFAICT in hindsight, what we built was more stable than Netlify, and had the same interface for devs, basically. (… and might have been operationally cheaper.) (It's all moved to an -and-buy-another-different-thing-for-no-real-reason-other-than-different-people, now.)
- jeremy_k 4y agohttps://releasehub.com/ https://releasehub.com/ (Disclaimer, first listed because I work here) https://www.quali.com/ https://www.quali.com/ https://www.withcoherence.com/ https://www.withcoherence.com/ https://webapp.io/ https://webapp.io/ https://www.uffizzi.com/ https://www.uffizzi.com/ https://www.qovery.com/ https://www.qovery.com/ https://www.devzero.io/ https://www.devzero.io/ These exist in the B2B space (and isn't an exhaustive list), there are a ton more in the B2C space