Is this faster then using the deploy function command in serverless? Look's very interesting.
Launch HN: Seed (YC W21) – A Fully-Managed CI/CD Pipeline for Serverless
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#102Looks really neat! I will try it out for my next ~/tmp weekend project. Meanwhile, I noticed that the link to the C# project is broken on this page https://seed.run/docs/adding-dotnet-core-projects . I wanted to try propose the change but I couldn't find the repository on your GitHub.
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#103I wish there was something like this for Docker rather than Lambda functions. I'm new to all of it, but the security groups, route tables, internet gateways and other implementation details of AWS left me feeling overwhelmed and insecure (literally, because roles and permissions are nearly impossible for humans to reason about). AWS also suffers from the syndrome of: if you want to use some of it, you have to learn a…
Re: Launch HN: Seed (YC W21) – A Fully-Managed CI/CD Pipeline for Serverless
#104Is this faster then using the deploy function command in serverless? Look's very interesting.
It's similar in speed on a per function basis, but the main difference is that we figure out which ones need to be updated and do them all concurrently. Plus handle any failures and retry them.
I'm working with Lambda with some great devs but we are all spending way to much time figuring our how AWS is structured and managed instead of actually writing code.
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#105Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's similar in speed on a per function basis, but the main difference is that we figure out which ones need to be updated and do them all concurrently. Plus handle any failures and retry them.
Yes that does sound good. I'm working with Lambda with some great devs but we are all spending way to much time figuring our how AWS is structured and managed instead of actually writing code.
Feel free to get in touch if you need any help jay@seed.run
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#106Earlier quoted context omitted.
At least "folks" is a real word. "Folx" is unquestionably the result of the language war: https://newdiscourses.com/tftw-folx/
What's wrong about trying to include other marginalized groups including people of color and trans people?
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#107Re: Launch HN: Seed (YC W21) – A Fully-Managed CI/CD Pipeline for Serverless
#108Looks really neat! I will try it out for my next ~/tmp weekend project. Meanwhile, I noticed that the link to the C# project is broken on this page https://seed.run/docs/adding-dotnet-core-projects . I wanted to try propose the change but I couldn't find the repository on your GitHub.
Oops sorry about that. I appreciate you taking the time to try and make a change. Does this link work for you? https://github.com/seed-run/homepage/edit/master/_docs/addin...
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#109Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just in case anyone's wondering, I made some fine-grained edits to the text above after it was posted, and that included some de-folkification. This was before I saw your comment. Since I'm now going to get asked wtf I'm doing mucking with people's text: I help YC startups with their Launch HNs. Mainly I coach them to take out anything that sounds like marketing or PR, and to add things that the community tends to fi…
Thank you dang! I appreciate your service, even after having my comment above to be flagged :) Is there a way to let you know about similar sharp edges, in order to avoid writing offtopic comments like mine?
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