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You're totally right, and most tutorials include ecto but for this post we wanted to focus on elixir releases since they are the new thing :)

Hi! I'm the founder of gigalixir. Happy to answer any questions anyone might have.

Founder of gigalixir here in case you have any questions.

I use gigalixir.com, but I'm also the founder so I'm biased =)

Founder of gigalixir here. You're right, but I just wanted to mention that those limitations are for the free tier. Once you upgrade to the standard tier, both those limitations go away.

Founder of gigalixir here. We use GCP under the covers by default, but you can also choose to use AWS if you like. You can also choose which region you want to run in, but we only support us-east1 and us-west2, and on GCP: us-central1 and europe-west1.

Founder of Gigalixir here in case you have any questions. Also happy to give out free credits for the standard tier. Gigalixir also works with many languages other than Elixir.

Founder of Gigalixir here in case you have any questions. Also, happy to give out free credits for the standard tier. Gigalixir also works with many languages other than Elixir.

Not sure if this totally answers your question, but gigalixir.com might be able to help you with CI/CD, scaling, and prod environment management. I'm the founder.

I've been using Elixir/Phoenix for a while now and only have good things to say about it. I deploy on gigalixir.com, but Heroku works also. I'm the founder of gigalixir.

If you're using Elixir, take a look at gigalixir.com I'm the founder.

I can't speak to GCP much, but gigalixir.com is a platform-as-a-service that takes advantage of Erlang's distributed network/nodes. I'm the founder.

I'm the founder of gigalixir.com, and I haven't dug into this very deeply yet, but I'll just say that from my perspective, this is great regardless of if it competes or complements gigalixir.com. Anything that helps grow the Elixir community and helps drive adoption of Elixir will benefit everyone in this space.