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AI is going to hack Jira
(blog.godfreyai.com)
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bsick7
2y ago
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bsick7
3y ago
That's correct that the entire engineering team is on the platform. I appreciate the feedback and perhaps the post didn't message this well. There are many value-adds that developers use from the platform beyond deployments like a
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bsick7
3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We have seen the same with our customers and our own experiences -- most teams "graduate" from a PaaS because you're locked into a set of proprietary technologies and hosting. When they do get large e
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bsick7
3y ago
As other replies have mentioned, Terraform is challenging to create a smooth experience. We have spent many cycles working on smooth orchestration so that it's fast and intuitive. Our primary motivation was to avoid hiding infrastructu
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bsick7
3y ago
We appreciate the honesty, but more importantly, we appreciate the willingness to try another one out. We welcome your feedback to see where we're doing things right or wrong.
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bsick7
3y ago
This is something we support as well. You're correct that most of our documentation (including quickstarts) focuses primarily on web-facing apps. Our current modules support running Python jobs using Fargate/ECS and Lambda (using
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bsick7
3y ago
We are a Hashicorp Tech Partner ( https://www.hashicorp.com/partners/tech/nullstone#all ). This partnership requires that we're not competitive in nature. We have plans on our roadmap to support other IaC tooli
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bsick7
3y ago
Sorry for the confusion. It's dangerous for junior developers to interact directly with cloud providers. Our motivation is to provide guard rails for developers of all skill levels to build and run their infrastructure without exposing
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3y ago
Kubernetes is a powerful platform. It has become a standard language for building and operating cloud/on-prem infrastructures. It will be the end point for how infrastructure is orchestrated and configured. However, Kubernetes is mor
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bsick7
3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I do think that AI is going to have a massive impact on development including cloud infrastructure; however, we rarely see junior developers setting up cloud infrastructure because it is dangerous. Our motivation is
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bsick7
3y ago
We considered Discord, but went with Slack (mainly because we have dedicated support channels for customers). If we provided a Discord, would that be more appealing to join?
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bsick7
3y ago
Thanks! Join our community slack or message me directly if you hit any issues setting it up.
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bsick7
3y ago
Thanks! We are not affected by the license changes. We are a tech partner with Hashicorp which requires us to not be competitors. If Hashicorp ever changes this position, we have plans on our roadmap to support other IaC tooling.
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Launch HN: Nullstone (YC W22) – An easier way to deploy and manage cloud apps
105 points
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3y ago
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3y ago
This is neat. I always knew that hot water made my green tea taste too bitter for me, but never knew why.
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API Gateways vs. Load Balancers
(nullstone.io)
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bsick7
4y ago
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bsick7
4y ago
This is great. We faced similar challenges as our team grew. Since our organization was already on MS Teams, we designated one person on each team to transcribe each standup into a channel on Teams. The feedback I've seen on this threa
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Dockerized Laravel that just works
(nullstone.io)
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bsick7
5y ago
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Show HN: Fayde – Silverlight Everywhere
(wsick.github.io)
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bsick7
12y ago
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