The ๐๐ช๐ฆ ๐ฆ๐ฒ๐ฟ๐๐ถ๐ฐ๐ฒ ๐๐ป๐ถ๐บ๐ฎ๐๐ถ๐ผ๐ป๐ Page is live! โจ ๐
Currently, it includes 14 services/features, and we'll add more to our library every week!
Current catalog includes:
โข The Dark Reader Deployment Pattern
โข Polling vs. WebSockets via Amazon API Gateway
I haven't read every line of a Terraform PR in months and I bet you haven't either.
Something quietly broke in how we review infra over the last year.
Took me a while to put words to it.
As AI is writing most of it now, PRs that used to be 80 lines are 800 now.
The gap with Lambda is real.
Maybe it's a priority issue ๐คทโโ๏ธ
P.S: here's why Lambda is great and how it actually works โก๏ธ https://t.co/FDYX0ce4sp
Azure Functions have had years to catch up to Lambda.
Still waiting. ๐ซ
Cold starts are slow. Deployments are worse. I hit deploy and wait, never quite sure when my code is actually live. Lambda updates go through instantly. In prod that predictability matters!
What's frustrating is that Azure gets containers right.
App Service is exactly what AWS AppRunner should have been (RIP AppRunner โ ๏ธ)
Azure Container Apps is solid too.
Microsoft knows how to ship great compute products!!
FaaS just isn't one of them.
Btw, you already fought with it too I guess: core infra generated faster means state files growing faster too. The state-at-scale problem hits sooner and sooner.
@spacelift wrote a solid guide on exactly that:
https://t.co/FYOO85tJ9H
I haven't read every line of a Terraform PR in months and I bet you haven't either.
Something quietly broke in how we review infra over the last year.
Took me a while to put words to it.
As AI is writing most of it now, PRs that used to be 80 lines are 800 now.
Spacelift Intelligence (the natural language layer powering AI Intent) is still early access. The orchestration piece is production-ready, Intelligence sits on top!
Has anyone run a _real cost comparison_ between the two for a write-heavy workload? Genuinely curious what numbers you're seeing ๐
P.S.: Our S3 infographic breaks down storage classes and when to use each: https://t.co/Kcs0JBbFlC
Yeah, I'm also thrilled out about S3 Files.
But it is not necessarily cheaper than EFS!
Storage pricing looks VERY compelling at first: S3 Standard is around $0.023/GB-month vs EFS Standard at $0.30/GB-month
... so a 13x gap on storage alone ๐ฅ
The moment you have high-churn small files, it explodes and AWS doesn't make it easy to estimate what you'll actually pay before you're already in production ๐คทโโ๏ธ