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I will take a look for Replibyte. Thanks for sharing

You have a local storage option https://www.replibyte.com/docs/datastores#local-disk

If you're looking for a good Vercel alternative running on your AWS account+ preview environments for your backend you can take a look at Qovery.

Disclaimer I am a co-founder

Sounds like the are looking for Qovery

There is also a new generation of platform that runs on top of Kubernetes that are emerging. Like Qovery

Fun to see that we share some very similar ideas with Replibyte - an open source tool to seed a dev database with real data. https://github.com/Qovery/replibyte

If you are looking for a HA alternative, Qovery is the one. It's a Heroku like platform running on AWS built for running production workload. It's multi AZ by design.

(I am co-founder)

Does dokku supports preview environments like Qovery?

Heroku didn't failed, they have been a huge innovative solution for a world generation in of developers. As a CEO and developer myself, I do believe that the next gen platform would be based on a similar experience as Heroku, but on top of the best cloud service providers.

E.g: Qovery.com is the Heroku-like experience on top of AWS

(I am co-founder of Qovery)

Can you open an issue on the GitHub repo and set label "question" ? Thx

It makes sense to me and that's why:

  1. Auto-detection of sensitive data is planned

  2. Detecting database schema change is also plan to prevent leaking sensitive data.

<3 thank you - all comments are welcomed to improve this tool. Of course production data are sensitive and everything that can be done to prevent data leak is super important.

A feature to automatically detect sensitive data is planned to be added

Do you consider transformed data in staging harmful? (Transformed data = where all the sensitive data have been hidden)

That's why RepliByte uses S3 to store transformed data. Then the real production data never leave the production environment. https://github.com/Qovery/replibyte/blob/main/docs/DESIGN.md

You can use env vars in the conf yaml file -> https://github.com/Qovery/replibyte/blob/main/examples/sourc...

Can you open an issue to ask for getting better documentation on how to contribute for an additional connector?

You should take a look at qovery.com - quite simple to deploy a containerized app on AWS

What is the difference of Ness over Qovery?

Qovery | Remote

Qovery give superpowers to the developers to deploy their apps on AWS in just a few seconds.

We are hiring backend and frontend developers all around the globe. We're a remote company :)

https://jobs.qovery.com

Oh yes. Thank you. And good job for porter guys.

Hey greetings from Romaric :)

Hi - thank you for asking - I am Romaric, Co-founder of Qovery. Give a try to both product and pick the one is best for you. Porter and Qovery respond to two different purposes. Qovery offers a free plan for individual developer and a generous business plan (free up to 10 apps). Have a good day. Romaric

Hi, I am Romaric, co-founder of Qovery. We do support Digital Ocean (https://docs.qovery.com/docs/using-qovery/configuration/busi...) as well as AWS (https://docs.qovery.com/guides/tutorial/how-to-deploy-your-a...). We plan to support Scaleway and GCP in Q3 and Q4 2021. Here is the roadmap https://roadmap.qovery.com

Well written article. This exactly with this spirit - of making AWS, GCP, Azure accessible to any developer that Qovery has been built. The idea of Qovery is to build the future of the Cloud - making developers to deploy their apps on AWS in just a few seconds. No joke. 2200+ developers from 110+ countries are deploying hundreds of apps per day. And this is only the beginning. Thanks again for sharing this article.

You can give a try to Qovery here: https://www.qovery.com

qovery.com :)

Qovery is partially open source and have a 100% free plan for individual developers. https://www.qovery.com