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Fly.io makes infrastructure easy for developers | by Pekka Enberg | Sep, 2022 | ChiselStrike blog
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Fly.io feels like it’s going to make infrastructure easy for developers. No more fighting with EBS volumes or EKS storage classes.
Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Ivan Bandura on Unsplash Fly.io makes infrastructure easy for developers Pekka Enberg 4 min read · Sep 22, 2022 -- Listen Share We at ChiselStrike are building a backend-as-a-service product and run most of our infrastructure on AWS using tools like Kubernetes and Terraform, which are arguably the industry standard for infrastructure. Although everybody talks about how Kubernetes, for example, is complex and hard, most companies out there use it. It’s hardly surprising to folks like me who lived the pre-cloud computing days. You literall
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