I'm probably forgetting some, but this is a fairly comprehensive list of the cloud services I use for work:
GCP: This is primary cloud provider and we try to stay in-cloud as much as possible.
AWS: Legacy services that weren't worth the hassle porting to GCP, like s3. Also, we just acquired a company who's product is fully rooted in AWS, so our footprint has expanded.
MongoDB: MongoDB drives two of the applications that make up our platform.
MailChimp: Transactional emails (technically this is Mandrill but they dropped the branding?)
Confluent: Data pipelines within the application
Hevo: Data pipelines from third-party sources into our BigQuery data warehouse
Pusher: Real-time notification events for one of our legacy applications
New Relic: Performance Monitoring
DataDog: Synthetic Tests
Sentry: Front end monitoring
Elastic: For our application's activity feed
Lokalise: Automated translations using CI/CD
BrickFTP/Files.com: SFTP option for our customers to transmit HRIS files for processing
Cloudinary: Image transformations
Pager Duty: MTTR tool
Velocity Code Climate: A metrics tool which allows you to measure the performance of your engineers. I know that might sound controversial to some, I would encourage you to read the book Accelerate to understand the value such a tool provides.
Atlassian JIRA/confluence: Project Management
Github: Source Control
Okta: Single-Sign On
CircleCI: Continuous Integration & Delivery. Check out my post A Litmus Test for CircleCI to understand why we picked Circle
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At work, Bitbucket, Jira, Confluence, AWS, Acquia, Cloudflare, Mailchimp, and a zillion other things depending on the client - though we're moving to Microsoft-everything at some point because Parent Company Reasons.
Personally, I use Bitbucket/Github for VCS, Google Drive and Dropbox for backups (via Duplicati). That's about it. If I want the world to see a pet project I put it on my creaking, overloaded VPS.
We're still using Namecheap as a domain provider.
And we also used them as an official mailbox, but it was a bad experience.
Their Private Email interface was down 5% of the time, with long maintenance windows.
And their IP Reputation was bad as well, a lot of the emails we sent ended up being in Spam folders because of that.
We switched to Google Apps for email and it was an instant boost.
The main cloud service I use daily for playing around is Replit. Otherwise, I use vercel for hosting sites, cloudflare for domain management, and MongoDB for databases.
AWS has traumatized me due to the way their customer service was and how much they charged for hosting a few python websites (Almost $400 a month!)
How did they charge you $400 for hosting a few websites?
What services did you use?
An EC2 instance with 2 GB costs less than $0.02 per hour, which translates into less than $14 per month.
I never contacted their Support for technical questions or issues, since their documentation covered everything I needed.
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I'm probably forgetting some, but this is a fairly comprehensive list of the cloud services I use for work:
Personally, some services I use in the context of software development:
At work, Bitbucket, Jira, Confluence, AWS, Acquia, Cloudflare, Mailchimp, and a zillion other things depending on the client - though we're moving to Microsoft-everything at some point because Parent Company Reasons.
Personally, I use Bitbucket/Github for VCS, Google Drive and Dropbox for backups (via Duplicati). That's about it. If I want the world to see a pet project I put it on my creaking, overloaded VPS.
Heroku
Firebase (Favorite)
Supabase
Backblaze
We're still using Namecheap as a domain provider.
And we also used them as an official mailbox, but it was a bad experience.
Their Private Email interface was down 5% of the time, with long maintenance windows.
And their IP Reputation was bad as well, a lot of the emails we sent ended up being in Spam folders because of that.
We switched to Google Apps for email and it was an instant boost.
I hope they made some improvements since then.
Woah, didn't realize that! I probably should go do some reading on this, thanks for letting me know!
Personally:
AWS (S3, EC2)
Firebase (push notifications)
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The main cloud service I use daily for playing around is Replit. Otherwise, I use vercel for hosting sites, cloudflare for domain management, and MongoDB for databases.
AWS has traumatized me due to the way their customer service was and how much they charged for hosting a few python websites (Almost $400 a month!)
I've been using AWS since 2014.
How did they charge you $400 for hosting a few websites?
What services did you use?
An EC2 instance with 2 GB costs less than $0.02 per hour, which translates into less than $14 per month.
I never contacted their Support for technical questions or issues, since their documentation covered everything I needed.
Team:
All Microsoft at work.
Personally I use Netlify, heroku, AWS and cloudflare.
Linode, bitbubket and github
As a frontend developer (mostly) my favorite stack is
That's it! I use those tools to write SPAs and POCs most of the time, and sometimes a simple backend with Node.js.
For work, Cloudflare is probably our favorite, S3, Digital Ocean.
Personally, I use Digital Ocean, Cloudflare, and Backblaze. I'm going to try out Fly.io soon for a personal project.
There are certainly others, but these come to mind as main services my team uses.
I haven't used anything like that yet :(
VPS: DigitalOcean Linode
Storage, Backup: Wasabi
DNS, Domain, Zero trust, Proxy, Tunneling: Cloudflare
Web hosting: Vercel
Code hosting: GitHub
Team:
Atlassian and Azure for FUNcube satellite stuff
Personal:
GitHub and Azure. I'm trying to stay away from Amazon generally...
Redis enterprise
Firebase
GCP
GitHub, Azure, Digital Ocean, Heroku.
Heroku
repl
Firebase
Supabase
Redis
Gitlab
Netlify
Sentry
Snyk
i Use replit, heroku, github action and pages and CodeSandBox also the Google Colab in Google Drive for testing django project in Google Drive
Hetzner for servers, Cloudflare for DNS & co.
Heroku and aws:)
Mainly.