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Interesting. Between Elastic Beanstalk, OpsWorks, and now CodeDeploy it seems like AWS is taking over every production developer workflow from the hobbyist on u
by bmajz 12y ago
Interesting. Between Elastic Beanstalk, OpsWorks, and now CodeDeploy it seems like AWS is taking over every production developer workflow from the hobbyist on up.
- general_failure 12y agoI find none of them good enough for my workflow. I think heroku nailed it with their deployment approach for my case. Beanstalk worker tiers are a nightmare. You need to place all your workers in separate repos, for example for git aws.push style workflow to work.
- bmajz 12y agoGood point. Plus Heroku just gives you so many more options instead of the 3-4 that ElasticBeanstalk provides, although Docker integration potentially changes the calculus significantly. Interesting that its taking EB so long to catch up to Heroku on that front.
- nixarn 12y agoYeah I was also hoping this would be more something along the lines of the Google App Engine. I like just writing the application's code not having to worry about the stack too much.