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I think this is on topic. Does there exist a tool that gives me a fully abstracted layer like Heroku, but on my own AWS account? When I say fully, I mean fully
by ryanSrich 3y ago
I think this is on topic.
Does there exist a tool that gives me a fully abstracted layer like Heroku, but on my own AWS account? When I say fully, I mean fully. Where the tool will do maintenance, alert me a few days before it does it, autoremediation if something goes wrong, etc.?
I essentially want the exact same functionality as Heroku, but with the cost savings of running it on my own infrastructure.
- suryao 3y agoWe handle things like maintenance. For example, kubernetes cluster upgrades are automated transparently for our users. We do not have auto remediation. That is a hard problem when we do not control the full runtime and hosting.
- raffraffraff 3y agoSo the user doesn't interact with k8s at all (eg via kustonize, helm?) Or do you help them navigate breaking k8s version changes that affect their yaml?
- suryao 3y agoThe user can interact with k8s directly. We do checks to ensure there are no breaking APIs between versions and have an upgrade path for the tools etc. that Argonaut installs. For custom helm charts etc. that users may setup directly, we work with users in a maintenance window for the upgrades.
- ksajadi 3y agoYes. That’s exactly what Cloud 66 is.