First of all, we set up @getsentry which is always a delightful way to discover what's going on with your app in production
In the past when I first set it up, there has been a flurry of fixing things as you're made aware of issues that you weren't aware of before you had o11y
@raindrop_io I’ve been having issues with Sign in with Apple for the last day or two, not sure if there’s any issues on your end? After authenticating with Apple it just seems to hang there.
@zeeg https://t.co/yzYpcHVS8U was fantastic back in the day (basically Heroku on top of AWS ECS) but they migrated to Kubernetes and it was ruined. :(
Built a $500M company before that on it though, not bad!
https://t.co/z1K8AwjmpL
@zeeg@getsentry Key takeaways for Terraform:
- Declarative, API focused
- *Massive* provider ecosystem (~3500 providers, probably millions of “resources”)
- basic CRUD
Here’s a toy provider I built: https://t.co/UdB3xj7zU3
Literally Create, Read, Update, Delete
@zeeg@getsentry There are some cross-overs - Terraform can do some configuration of an OS on VM launch by providing a provisioning script to the cloud API, and maybe there’s a plugin for ansible or chef that provide a way to manage things through the Sentry API
@getsentry leading the way, showing companies how it's done
if everyone allocated budget to regular sponsorship, in small amounts, of their opensource dependency devs, I bet a lot of opensource maintainers could afford to allocate regular time to maintenance
@fux0r I don’t think we’ve published details for 2023 yet, but they should be coming soon. :) See https://t.co/mjKSFghJee as an example from last year.