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> You can deploy to AWS, Vercel, GCP, Azure, Cloudflare, etc. It's interesting that this is now and has been the default for quite sometime. I'm still waiting
by layoric 1y ago
> You can deploy to AWS, Vercel, GCP, Azure, Cloudflare, etc.
It's interesting that this is now and has been the default for quite sometime. I'm still waiting for the pinch to hit where people realize running on these platforms is either really expensive (EC2/RDS), or platform specific ("serverless", Cloudflare workers, lambda, etc).
- lawn 1y agoIt's quite telling that running on a regular server isn't in the list.
- makeitdouble 1y agoTBF it's only expensive if you know how much the alternative costs, and have a reasonable path to switch to it. So for most small shops, it's just a cost of doing business, and they're small enough it doesn't cost astronomical sums yet. Running an on-premise cluster requires enough expertise that it will mostly be for mature companies, and they'll have completely different priorities when choosing technologies.
- MaKey 1y ago> Running an on-premise cluster [...] You don't need a cluster for most things. A simple server managed with Ansible playbooks will take you quite far.