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by swozey 870 days ago
Hell, we do it once in terraform/pulumi/cdk and then it takes 10 minutes to tweak some variables and switch aws accounts and bam

Our devs/SRE put up apps and clusters in minutes (aside from the terrible alb/ecs/eks/etc deployment times).
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FourierEnvy 870 days ago
Yeah this is nice if you have large teams and repeatable projects. Smaller companies have much more ad-hoc requests. I stood up an entirely new type of project end-to-end from a docker compose into our cluster. Re-used alot of code base but it was still a bit of work. Much less than it used to be though.
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swozey 870 days ago
I have this installed but I've never actually done more than a quick test of it but this might be a good tool for you. It'll record all of your aws console actions and output them as terraform, couldformation, cdk, etc.

That'd give you a repeatable deployment for disaster recovery without having the toil of writing that part of it. Having to click through every checkbox in the console and iam perms and blahblah under fire is rough.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/console-recorder-fo...

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master_crab 870 days ago
This.

We looked at weaveworks and its competitor both as a product and an investment (mid 6 figure usage). Our big issue was that we had a lot of smaller teams doing different things and not one or two featured items raking in the majority of our revenue.

These solutions work if you have a bunch of snowflake workloads by design (or bad design).

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yebyen 869 days ago
> a bunch of snowflake workloads by design (or bad design).

That's a really interesting characterization of WGE, and I can't say I disagree much (my personal opinion as an ex-Wyvern/OSS Engineer DX @ weaveworks)

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