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Loved reading this, thanks Pavan!
You are welcome, @shaiber
Great article! Wing seems very interesting. I wish you'd mentioned they are still in beta and don't consider themselves production ready yet. However, I will definitely be checking it out. Thank you!
Wing & Rust , 🙌🏻 Great info. Thank you 💥
Hope it was helpful:)
Great am currently learning rust now and after that i will learn go
Great. Also take a look at Wing. The new entrant doing really well and a must learn for cloud engineers.
Thank you, I really appreciate 🙏
Thanks Pavan for another great resource
You are welcome, David!
Great article!
Thanks William.
Makes me realise that I have to get into Rust at some point 😮💨
Really nice piece :)
Also take a look at Wing:)
Thanks for mentioning Wing Pavan!
Wing is amazing and it has to be mentioned.
Thanks
I’m new here
And I want to learn
Welcome to devto community. Happy learning!
I thought I knew most modern languages but Wing snuck up on me. Thank you for this glimpse.
You are welcome, Thomas!
Great breakdown, Pavan!
Thanks, Alina!
What's your opinion of using Zig instead of Rust?
So I read that Zig is a better C, while Rust is a low-level ML. Zig is relatively a young language and yet to be explored. Rust has a decent community is what I know but haven't worked with Rust.
Great insights @pavanbelagatti on Wing, Python, Go, and more! I wanted to chip in a few more tools that could be super useful for cloud engineers:
Infrastructure as Code & Config Management: Check out Pulumi (pulumi.com) for using languages like Python to define cloud infrastructures, or AWS CDK (aws.amazon.com/cdk) for building on AWS with ease. For direct platform integration, there's CloudFormation (AWS) and ARM Templates (Azure). And don't miss out on Ansible, Chef, and SaltStack for top-notch cloud management.
Cool Cloud Tools: The Serverless Framework (serverless.com) makes deploying apps across clouds a breeze, and GraphQL (graphql.org) offers efficient API interactions. For Kubernetes, Helm (helm.sh) is a lifesaver.
Monitoring & Observability: Keep tabs on everything with Prometheus (prometheus.io), go for an all-in-one solution with Datadog (datadoghq.com), or manage microservices smoothly with Jaeger (jaegertracing.io).
Databases for the Cloud: Don’t forget Amazon DynamoDB for serverless scaling, Google Cloud Spanner for global consistency, and CockroachDB for resilient, distributed SQL.
Hope these tools add more firepower to your cloud engineering toolkit. Keep up the awesome work ✌️
Fantastic read @pavanbelagatti . Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome, Krishnan.
Very few roles, if any, need to know all of these, none the least a cloud engineer.
😂 this is so wrong my man. You left out the most widely used language on the internet, PHP? Over 70% of the web consists of PHP WordPress websites. I personally use Laravel Framework with TailwindCSS
Man, this is such an a obvious payed advertisement for wing.
It's listed as #1, it's the only point with several images, and the author replies to every comment with "you should checkout wing!!" 😅