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> The people who use Vercel don't know anything about how to deploy on AWS Ehhhh. I’ve been deploying to AWS professionally for years and I’d choose Vercel for
by Swizec 3y ago
> The people who use Vercel don't know anything about how to deploy on AWS
Ehhhh. I’ve been deploying to AWS professionally for years and I’d choose Vercel for a personal project any day of the week.
Life’s too short to play devops/sysadmin/sre without someone paying you the big bucks.
- bingemaker 3y agoThis. Anyone who has done enough ops knows that a platform (Vercel, Heroku, Netlify etc) which lets devs connect a git repo with a couple of clicks, and deploys automatically happen is a good devops experience. This is great for personal projects. This is great for budding projects in a professional setup as well.
- Swizec 3y agoIf I never again have to write a httpd.conf or nginx.conf file from scratch it will be too soon.
- OJFord 3y agoEither you mean 'too late' or that's a complicated way of making a dissenting point?
- Swizec 3y agoIt’s an idiom that means I never want to do this again. Even if I waited an infinite amount of time, it would still be too soon to have to write httpd.conf or nginx.conf files again. https://hinative.com/questions/337452 https://hinative.com/questions/337452
- OJFord 3y agoI'm a native English speaker, I'm well aware of the (misused here) idiom. You could also have said 'ever' instead of 'never', that would be a simpler and better fix on re-reading.
- OJFord 3y agoHuh, what was I smoking? I don't even smoke. That's not right, don't know what I was thinking, sorry!
- elforce002 3y agoThis x100. I use gcp, DO, and Vultr, for almost everything (ml, be, vas, etc.) but for webapps, vercel wins 9/10 times.