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   by igorzij 5y ago

   Thanks! I couldn't agree with your second point though. You're basically dismissing the entire category of paid-for SaaS developer tools - some of which are clearly very successful. CircleCI, Datadog, Doppler to name a few. Ignori
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   thank you!! let us know how it goes for you! There's a chat icon at the bottom right or drop me a line at igor@uselemon.io
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   why?
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   Oh wow thanks!! totally did not realize that - despite myself living in London) lots to learn
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   Thanks! This is super helpful What'd be your thoughts on the following options: - IAM role account-to-account (no credentials sharing) - Self-hosted webapp that runs in your account - Mac app so that creds never ever leave your laptop
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   Yes, thanks and sorry for that - Digger is the old name and we haven't updated the docs. Will fix!
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   Thanks!! One of our fundamental challenges was and to some extent still is to strike the right balance. On the one hand, some high-level concepts are clearly needed because it's got so complex in the last decade. But on the other hand
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   What'd you think of an "intermediate" solution like Mongo Atlas for example - hosted dedicated instance in your region, but managed by us?
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   by igorzij 5y ago

   We are working on a self-hosted version, as well as a standalone mac app Both on the roadmap for Q4
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Very cool! We're also considering building a mac app, that elegantly solves all the access control / compliance concerns The downside is that in client-only arrangement state is no longer centrally managed; I wonder how do you sol
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thanks!! Super helpful, we haven't considered this
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Hi all, Igor & Mo here from Lemon. We believe that developers deserve better than what AWS UI is today. It's incomprehensible, like an airplane cockpit. Whereas Lemon is built to feel more like your phone - no manual needed. Lemon
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    Show HN: Lemon – Alternative UI for AWS(uselemon.io)

    40 points by igorzij 5y ago|29 comments
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing this!! Could you ping us an Intercom message (the button at the bottom-right)? This way we'll be able to look into your project ID
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Typically the entire stack is copied so that you have the exact same setup, including auth, as in production. Basic auth isn't a great idea unless your production is using basic auth too. If you're using some federated login tool
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thank you so much for sharing this! We launched Alicorn to focus on one thing only: multicloud. Digger value prop was less clear. Under the hood Alicorn uses same Digger engine, but adds PaaS mode as a starting point and Kubernetes to be tr
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    RIP: Evernote vs. Notion(medium.com)

    3 points by igorzij 5y ago|0 comments
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    Signs of a Healthy Team(betterprogramming.pub)

    4 points by igorzij 5y ago|0 comments
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    We'd be happy to help with moving - ping me at igor@alicorncloud.io
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    That's exactly what we are aiming at :) We're essentially creating liquidity and making cloud resource a commodity.
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Well... These are amounts for individuals. AWS Activate offers $100k to startups and that's just the advertised amount, $200-300k offers are not uncommon. Google and Microsoft do the exact same thing. They compete to lock you in. The m
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Very valid concern. But we think we cracked this. Alicorn uses Terraform under the hood and allows you to customise it however you like. You can think of it as "CI for infrastructure" with meaningful defaults. 90% of the most comm
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thank you so much for sharing this feedback! Super helpful. It is actually for full stacks, not individual services. The demo isn't doing a great job showing it indeed. Re Docker - yes, we don't believe there's any practical
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Oops haven't thought of that :) No, no relation to Alibaba or anything from China for that matter.
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    It's all very relative and depends on your operational complexity. If what you are building is working fine with VMs and you don't see negative impact on your business from operating it yourself, then sure - why fix what's no
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    We believe we've cracked "the second you want to customise" problem. We offer 3 levels of customisation below the UI: config file options, Terraform overrides and entirely custom Terraform targets. So it really is fully nativ
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thank you! I really appreciate your take on it. Very valid concerns, and we are well aware. Here's the "map of the ocean" we were able to collate over the last few months: https://www.notion.so/diggerdev/
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Yes. We are trying to fucus on one thing at a time now for one specific problem, as opposed to offering a platform that does everything for everyone
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    Thank you!!! Really appreciate it Yes we did rebrand in a rush, in hindsight we needed to be more thorough Re deployments stuck - that's not normal, what's your username? Or what did you deploy so that we can locate your project?
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    by igorzij 5y ago

    re data migration: yes, that's hard. we are leaving that to the user for now - but with infra out of the way this still makes it radically easier to move. more importantly, approaches to data migration are few and established, whereas