New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How do you deploy your Node.js back end?
Ask HN: How do you deploy your Node.js back end?
3 by erlich | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I have been looking for a way to deploy every commit to its own URL. Vercel (Now.sh) did this quite well, but they focus on serverless now. The problems I always find are: - slow builds - CI platforms not caching docker images - black box - hard to understand or debug when something goes wrong - unreliable - crashes or times out for no reason - hard to debug deploy configuration without making many git commits and doing entire redeploys If I run an EC2 box, and rsync my code to it, and I can deploy in 5 seconds. Every automated solution I find takes minutes of spinning things up. I wonder if there is a PaaS service that can be this fast? But curious to know how people are deploying their Node.js backends in 2020.
3 by erlich | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I have been looking for a way to deploy every commit to its own URL. Vercel (Now.sh) did this quite well, but they focus on serverless now. The problems I always find are: - slow builds - CI platforms not caching docker images - black box - hard to understand or debug when something goes wrong - unreliable - crashes or times out for no reason - hard to debug deploy configuration without making many git commits and doing entire redeploys If I run an EC2 box, and rsync my code to it, and I can deploy in 5 seconds. Every automated solution I find takes minutes of spinning things up. I wonder if there is a PaaS service that can be this fast? But curious to know how people are deploying their Node.js backends in 2020.
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