Ravion

We’re working on some CRAZY awesome new @Ravion products that completely shatter the normal expectations of what’s possible for speed and cost on AWS 🤯

Kubernetes coming VERY soon to @Ravion!! We're now running all Ravion services on Kubernetes Why? Because we get 10-20s deploys instead of 2-3 mins on ECS Combined with our sandbox powered builders = build + deploy around 1 minute 🔥 (yes sandboxes in your AWS coming soon too)

You get these VPC gateway endpoints enabled by default when creating a VPC with Ravion.com 😎

Ravion is Railway UX for your AWS account Ravion.com

We used to avoid boilerplate like the plague But now boilerplate is magical because it removes the magic @ravion module definitions are extremely simple yet have a ton of boilerplate. Which is PERFECT for agents.

We’re making AWS fast and safe for agents with @ravion

Four years of feature whack-a-mole taught me you can't build developer golden paths one at a time. You need a framework where building one path makes the next one easier. So we spent 14 months rebuilding our product around that idea. @Flightcontrolhq was the product. @Ravion is the framework. We had set out to build an off-the-shelf developer platform, but we made the mistake of hand-crafting each workflow. Another cloud service type meant another month or two of work, each one harder than the last. The more workflows we supported, the more unhandled edge cases users hit. We needed a pluggable, composable system. A framework, not more features. A framework for platform engineers to turn IaC into developer and agent friendly interfaces. Devs can provision with 1-click, but the platform team fully controls what's provisioned. Now new cloud services are a few lines of config, and every component we add makes the existing ones more capable. My wife has heard me shouting with glee so often this year, because adding to our platform with the Ravion framework makes future ones easier instead of harder. I want every platform engineer to feel that 😁

Agents often get confused setting up or debugging AWS This week an ECS service had downtime, but the agent searched AWS and everything looked fine. Yet the actual problem, a container out of memory crash, was immediately accessible via @ravion

Hear the backstory of how we went from @blitz_js to @flightcontrolhq to @ravion youtube.com/watch?v=lQxuNNYT…

🔥 ANNOUNCING RAVION 🔥 The command center for your cloud infrastructure For startups: the easiest, most powerful way to self-host in your cloud For scaleups: a framework for internal developer platforms Result of 14 months. 1M LoC. Everything we learned from Flightcontrol.

Your cloud infrastructure feels complicated because the 3 core components live in different systems: 1. Infrastructure-as-Code. Your Terraform state and history is in something like Terraform Cloud or, God forbid, your local machine 2. Code deployments. Your ECS/k8s deployments are in CI or some other deploy controller. 3. Metrics, logs, cost tracking. Maybe you’re suffering with AWS Cloudwatch or Datadog. Now how can you expect developers to make and monitor changes effectively with this fragmentation? Soon we’re shipping something groundbreaking that solves this in a way every platform engineer will love 👀

I think every team using AWS is going to LOVE the all new @Flightcontrolhq we’ve been working on for 10 months. We’ve designed the most powerful and simple system I’ve ever seen. Devops define IaC that’s turned into a Vercel style interface for developers and agents. Engineered to deploy fast and understand every change. For both your existing infra and new. This product is going to make waves. It’s too much fun. Launching soon!

The design of this user facing system literally blows my mind. It’s is SO SIMPLE yet SO POWERFUL. Infinitely flexible to model any infra and deployment workflow you might want. While also being extremely simple and easy both for devops to implement and for developers to use. I think we’ve finally figured out the fundamental building blocks of infra, enabling the software model to match the world

👀 New @Flightcontrolhq is 100% IaC based AND 100% user configurable! including all orchestration and all UI forms 😱 shown here is our most generic "stack" module that replaces Terraform Cloud / Atlantis, complete with resource tracking but this can get very specific, like wrapping your custom Terraform stacks with a developer facing UI and these modules can reference other modules 😲

Yo, I think EVERY Terraform user is going to really want to use the next version of @Flightcontrolhq 👀 It’s SO GOOD! Alpha version dropping very soon