Happy to see Noop here! I work at an affiliated company. The Noop paradigm is somewhere between heroku and docker swarm IMO. The idea is that you write your co

Happy to see Noop here! I work at an affiliated company. The Noop paradigm is somewhere between heroku and docker swarm IMO. The idea is that you write your code and bundle in a YAML blueprint that says "hey I need a backend server and a Postgres database, accessible at these URLs" and noop handles the cloud infrastructure side of things. It's pretty interesting, especially if you're a software engineer who doesn't want to spend too much time worrying about devops.