kamrani

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by kamrani 4y ago
The main services you use to host your applications, and the core components you need in pretty much every application. This can mean hosting static websites, applications on ECS, EKS, database, and Redis. Also it includes all the necessary
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by kamrani 4y ago
Thanks, interesting link. Well, I was thinking more like a platform that simplifies using your AWS account for you. I know that different people/teams might have different requirements, and simple means different things to them. I&#x27
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Ask HN: AWS users, is simplifying AWS a problem worth solving as a startup?
4 points by kamrani 4y ago|16 comments
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by kamrani 4y ago
Sure, will ping you here
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by kamrani 4y ago
Btw, it's free at this stage
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Push your code, see the result
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by kamrani 4y ago
Perfect answer. We're working on a solution to gives you an experience like Heroku on AWS without breaking the bank, and I'm pretty sure we won't be the only one working on such a solution. Flexibility of cloud and simplicity
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by kamrani 4y ago
It's not fashionable, and it adds real value, but it's definitely costly because you have to spend on operations. I'm working on a solution to gives you an experience like Heroku on AWS without breaking the bank.
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by kamrani 4y ago
Heroku *was* fantastic, but for some reason it just stayed where it was for years. We're launching https://www.utopiops.com , a platform that can be replacement for Heroku on your own AWS. We support ECS, EKS and static webs
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Ask HN: Recommendations for Release Management Tool?
2 points by kamrani 4y ago|0 comments
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by kamrani 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll fix it ASAP.
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Deploy any applications to AWS in 1 minute
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by kamrani 4y ago
Cloud has almost completely replaced the old datacenters however still the teams are spending a lot of time and money on managing it. Heroku solved the problem very well for years but it's very costly and limiting at the same time. Now
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by kamrani 4y ago
Fair enough
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by kamrani 4y ago
Appreciate your feedback. I think in a few years the demand will move from cloud operator role towards cloud/solution architect role. No one really enjoys from dealing with the infrastructure that should just work. The main added value
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by kamrani 4y ago
Great question. While some people might actually want to use Dokku for real project, there are fundamental flaws in it. Firstly, you start with setting up Dokku and maintaining it while the whole idea was that you didn't want to deal w
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by kamrani 4y ago
Interesting, never thought about it. Doesn't SES work for you in case I provide that?
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by kamrani 4y ago
Thanks! Absolutely, that's exactly the idea. AWS offers a lot of flexibility, it's a lot cheaper than PaaS providers like Heroku and even Render and it provides massive discounts specially to startups or if you pay upfront. Howeve
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I've built an alternative for Heroku on AWS
34 points by kamrani 4y ago|13 comments
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Show HN: A CLI to create your Node.js application's boilerplate
1 points by kamrani 4y ago|0 comments
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by kamrani 4y ago
Hi, sure will DM you in a few days.
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Ask HN: Should I sacrifice one product for another?
2 points by kamrani 4y ago|1 comments
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by kamrani 4y ago
I'm glad you're interested. I agree that C# has its own templates and CLI, however I'm building on top of the existing tools wherever available. It means, in some cases my CLI supports things as basic as creating a folder str
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by kamrani 4y ago
Great questions. Q)"How is this different from the current boilerplate tools" A) This tool will do more than creating the boilerplate. For example, in case of UI frameworks, it'll give you different components based on diffe
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by kamrani 4y ago
Yup, that's it
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by kamrani 4y ago
The idea is to have the bare minimum every developer in that particular category have on their system and just help them boost their productivity with a good jump start and hopefully with the upcoming features during the development.
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by kamrani 4y ago
Love the analogy, really love it.
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by kamrani 4y ago
It's just the very beginning of it. I'm adding different languages/frameworks as soon as I can.
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by kamrani 4y ago
Never thought about something like Lisp, but definitely if that's something the community really use, we can definitely support it (at least the community should be able to contribute); it's just a matter of priority.
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by kamrani 4y ago
Hi, appreciate your support. The goal is to make it really easy to go from idea to URL. So the CLI boosts your speed in kick starting the project and you should be able to deploy it on cloud with a single command. There will be a platform,

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