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This is one reason AWS Fargate is so good. No, it isn’t developer friendly, but it gives you performance that actually matches the CPU allocation while still ab
by ko_pivot 2y ago
This is one reason AWS Fargate is so good. No, it isn’t developer friendly, but it gives you performance that actually matches the CPU allocation while still abstracting the VMs.
- cyberax 2y agoWe migrated from Heroku to AWS ECS and Fargate. It's not hard, and it provides a nice managed service without the full complexity of running K8s.
- mtkd 2y agoI hadn't needed to use a memory profiler once for 15+ years until using Heroku And haven't used one again since moving off ...
- sgarland 2y agoIt doesn’t, actually, because you have zero guarantees on what generation of hardware you’ll end up on from deployment to deployment. Haswell this time, Ice Lake next time. What fun!