anteater_alex
Joined 8 years ago
Joined 8 years ago
I'm building AntEater (www.anteateranalytics.com) with my team to bridge this gap and empower everyone who uses Gmail and Slack to be more knowledgeable - and as smart as the entire team, using AI. This is a radical shift in terms of information flow in organizations but I truly believe a more transparent workflow will lead to less work and less frustrations.
You can check out the project here - it's free for small teams https://try.anteateranalytics.com/
AntTinder helps you find love in the workplace - See who is dating who in your team, and scale workplace your workplace romances with AI. It’s built for Gmail and Slack.
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Yes. this will allow us to offload async tasks & other non-critical tasks to standard. It will also allow us to keep lots of various staging environments available for testing / unit testing, and deploy dedicated instances that are fully contained without 24/7 costs for each instance.
Re - latency - absolutely, we've seen times where it can take 10-15 seconds to serve an initial request. Things are snappy afterwards.
We still maintain a docker-based environment on AWS EBS which we were able to port over as well. Overall a fantastic experience. The App Engine Standard team provided stellar support too.
We did notice pure CPU performance on AE standard to be less than dedicated AE Flex instances, but on a price/performance ratio AE standard is 10X better for infrequently accessed micro-services which will allow us to migrate some of these to standard for great cost savings - as well as ramp up auto-scale to handle spikes automagically.
With Python 2 becoming officially deprecated in 2020 this means App Engine Standard just got a huge boost in long term relevance. Great for developers who want to deploy without having to deal with infrastructure.
Good to hear that AE standard - i.e. this vision of a 0-effort Python deployment support - is still relevant after all the Kubernetes-related announcements at Google Next.
I'm building AntEater to make every on teams as smart as the team - using AI. It's free to try (for Gmail and Slack - https://www.anteateranalytics.com/) for small teams and helps share knowledge and activity for truly transparent teams to help individuals work less and work better.