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by jcusch 4y ago
You're not wrong, it's one of the most difficult parts and definitely something we're trying to solve with Nitric. Here is the overview doc about how we handle this problem https://nitric.io/docs/referenc
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by jcusch 4y ago
Thanks for checking it out. We've definitely gone with a convienience first approach for the framework but realize that's not suited to every scenario. By the way, the underlying tech is written in Go and we're adding support
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by jcusch 4y ago
So glad you like it! If you try it out we'd love your feedback and would be happy to help if you run into any challenges.
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by jcusch 4y ago
Dapr is fantastic if you're using Kubernetes, but we've found people having trouble with the learning curve. Also, Nitric's main SDK right now is for Node.js, but the underlying implementation is in Go and uses gRPC like Dapr
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by jcusch 4y ago
Hey Andrew, thanks for checking it out. I think that the tradeoff between control and convenience is super important. We've tried to focus on convenience for Nitric, but also make the plugins and APIs transparent so you can regain that
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Show HN: Nitric Deploy – Push-to-deploy cloud apps with Infrastructure from Code(deploy.nitric.io)
3 points by jcusch 4y ago|0 comments
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by jcusch 4y ago
We've been using Pulumi in the nitric framework https://github.com/nitrictech/nitric for a while now. Originally, we used native solutions like CloudFormation, then looked at options like Terraform. Pulumi ended u
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by jcusch 4y ago
People and processes are what I love about startups. I've worked in Government, a startup when it was 50 people all the way to 200 and a successful exit. After the exit, joined a much larger org with 1,000s of employees. Now I'm p
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by jcusch 5y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply you were complaining. I was just curious where else you feel the value lies in that software, if freedom isn't it?
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by jcusch 5y ago
Why continue using that free software, given the issues, if it doesn't fit your definition of valuable free software?
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by jcusch 5y ago
Hey HackerNews, We’ve been working on a framework for applications that run on serverless compute like AWS Lambda, Google CloudRun and Azure Containers Apps, but remain portable from a single codebase, reducing vendor lock-in. We also provi
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Show HN: Nitric – An open-source framework for serverless apps without lock-in(nitric.io)
3 points by jcusch 5y ago|1 comments
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by jcusch 5y ago
I've had the experience of trying to build software deployable to multiple cloud providers (independent instances) so it can run in customer environments. We still needed to use serverless offerings, which was a real pain. So much so,