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> The runtime will then do static code analysis to figure out what needs provisioning and will then spin up the relevant infrastructure required - for example,
by brundolf 3y ago
> The runtime will then do static code analysis to figure out what needs provisioning and will then spin up the relevant infrastructure required - for example, if you need a Postgres instance, you can just declare it in your fn main arguments, use cargo shuttle run to run locally and then it'll spin up a container for you using Docker without any further input on your part!
I've never heard of Shuttle before, that is wild. Maybe I'll play with it soon
- fulafel 3y agoAlso interesting that they combine this with app logic in Rust, this way they can compensate for the more difficult language. Infra-as-code part is half the job (and requiring separate domain expertise) for lots of apps so it's no small thing. I guess the catch is that you have to use their cloud platform.