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by igorzij 3y ago
wow such a cool take! does it parse tfstate under the hood and generate "target terraform" on the fly to implicitly apply instead of the "raw" terraform in the dir?
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by igorzij 4y ago
Oh wow - up until recently we were building just that - a UI that you connect your cloud account to and it auto-generates Terraform under the hood, while allowing you to fully customise that Terraform if you want to (or even completely repl
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by igorzij 4y ago
looks cool - much needed!
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by igorzij 4y ago
Hey friends, Digger.dev founder here. I BEG YOU - let this dream go if you want your co to still be still around in a few years. We've spent 2 years chasing it. So did 20+ other passionate teams. Look at this list: https://d
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by igorzij 4y ago
indeed! everyone kinda makes their own meaning
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by igorzij 4y ago
isn't any declarative system bound to rely on imperative actions under the hood? Eg in web frontends, yes there's state in all modern frameworks but under the hood still calling DOM APIs, just like Terraform does for its state tra
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by igorzij 4y ago
awesome tool! Does the concept of Stacks in Terramate carry the same meaning as Stacks in Spacelift (instance of state)?
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by igorzij 4y ago
Doppler is nice. Also AWS has Parameter Store (lower level, cheaper) and Secret Manager. You could also use built-in secret storage in Github / Gitlab for CI workflows.
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Show HN: Notability - Note-taking chatbot that knows where to put your notes(notability.ai)
2 points by igorzij 4y ago|0 comments
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by igorzij 4y ago
This is awesome! We have been iterating on something similar under the digger.dev "umbrella" (terragen.dev (no longer works), awsbootstrap.io, terrabook.io) and most recently - dgctl: https://diggerhq.gitbook.io/tr
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Building an infra compiler. Do these CLI commands make sense?(diggerhq.gitbook.io)
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by igorzij 4y ago
This could be a special case of what I like to call "efficiency bias". It is probably cultural and probably driven by a huge (and widening) gap between what most people think they need and what they actually can afford. As a conse
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by igorzij 4y ago
Yes! here: https://docs.digger.dev/quickstart/deploy-your-first-app
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by igorzij 4y ago
Hi HN! Igor here, co-founder of Lemon (as well as Digger and OpsFlow and Terragen and a bunch of other tools for solving related problems) We Keep iterating - and Lemon 2.0 is one that makes us most proud of our creations to date. We launch
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Show HN: Lemon – Alternative to AWS Console that runs atop Terraform(uselemon.dev)
4 points by igorzij 4y ago|3 comments
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by igorzij 4y ago
Hey HN! Igor here - the founder of Movicorn (by Digger). Movicorn helps move to AWS from other cloud provider in one click. We came up with the idea for Movicorn after a lot of our users at Digger kept asking us for migration to AWS from th
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Show HN: Movicorn – move to AWS in one click(movicorn.com)
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by igorzij 4y ago
hmm yes you are right, I've never thought of it this way actually. my thinking with Terrabook was like, what stops non-devops-savvy developers from starting to use TF? And the hypothesis is that it's a bunch of things that need to
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by igorzij 4y ago
Yes indeed, we are launching lots of new things, sometimes brand new UIs altogether, or significantly reworked frontend plus big changes on the backend at a minimum. Our biggest fear is to build something that no one needs. Launches allow u
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Show HN: Terrabook – Replit for Infrastructure(terrabook.io)
23 points by igorzij 4y ago|10 comments
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by igorzij 4y ago
One of the founders here. Firstly, thanks so much HN for the feedback over the last few weeks! We have been growing steadily and a large part of our growth is due to your feedback. Today’s launch was born out of an idea from one such feedba
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Show HN: CostGuard – instant AWS billing alerts(costguard.io)
2 points by igorzij 4y ago|1 comments
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by igorzij 4y ago
Hi HN! Igor here, co-founder of StackBricks. We are a team of 6 hackers from London. StackBricks allows you to start building your app with a pre-made stack that works right away in your AWS account. A bit like create-react-app but for your
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Show HN: StackBricks – Start with a pre-made stack. Customise later, like Lego.(stackbricks.io)
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by igorzij 4y ago
Hi, founder of BotDeploy (By Digger) here. While interacting with the developers on HN, we figured that a lot of engineers were building bots on Slack, Discord and Telegram. However, on digging deeper, we found out that engineers were spend
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Show HN: BotDeploy – A Telegram, Slack or Discord bot on AWS in one click(botdeploy.io)
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by igorzij 4y ago
Fixed ~2h ago. The homepage is pointing to OpsFlow UI again.
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by igorzij 4y ago
Yes - "on the roadmap". Unlikely in the short term though. We are a small team of 6 at the moment, trying to stay focused. AWS alone has enough quirks to keep us busy. We plan to expand into other cloud providers (GCP and Azure) w
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by igorzij 4y ago
We've started Digger 1.5 years ago, and launched it last summer. It was well received but didn't exactly take off as we hoped. Clearly needed more work. We have also realised that as a startup of 2 at the time we were trying to do
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by igorzij 4y ago
thanks so much for sharing this Nick! It takes a great deal of courage to share this sort of thing publicly, and I do greatly appreciate it. It is also extremely helpful as we are facing very similar challenges.

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