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So... bye, bye PaaS startups?

• thibaut_barrere 14y ago
  I don't believe so! Just because I know how to handle Chef (or something else) doesn't mean I want to do it for all projects or at all times. I will still pay for a PaaS that allows me to go on holidays without too much thinking, handle security properly, provide advice etc. That said I believe, too, it will "up" the game of PaaS, since it certainly has elements of overlap.
  • saevarom 14y ago
    True, I really appreciate the benefits of Heroku since it removes your concerns about server management altogether. OpsWorks may be more of a competition for services Engine Yard, though.
• hayksaakian 14y ago
  The OP clearly describes how beanstalk is closer to what you're describing than this. This is closer to regular AWS + some sysadmin conveniences. It doesn't do everything for you.
  • tellarin 14y ago
    How do beanstalk and opsworks relate to each other?