Ask HN: What is a solid infrastructure stack for internal apps in 2022?
The internet is filled with terrible and shallow articles about how a company should go about building internal development (and product) infrastructure, most of which either have the objective to shill particular paid (and lock-in) solutions or aim at putting a variety of SEO buzzwords in the hope of getting ad revenues.
So, dear HN, how should a startup go about developing their own (cloud-based) internal stack in 2022? What combinations of tools among AWS, Terraform, Pulumi, Kubernetes, Tailscale (etc.) provide a quasi-stable configuration to increase the life-expectancy of your friendly neighbourhood devops?
What is the state of the art of setting up secure, zero-trust, infrastructure that employees can use to quickly spin up services and tooling for internal use?
How is this done in your company? Are you happy with it?
So, dear HN, how should a startup go about developing their own (cloud-based) internal stack in 2022? What combinations of tools among AWS, Terraform, Pulumi, Kubernetes, Tailscale (etc.) provide a quasi-stable configuration to increase the life-expectancy of your friendly neighbourhood devops?
What is the state of the art of setting up secure, zero-trust, infrastructure that employees can use to quickly spin up services and tooling for internal use?
How is this done in your company? Are you happy with it?