Cirroe AI

Deploy and debug AWS infrastructure with a single prompt.

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Deploy and debug AWS infrastructure with a single prompt.

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Cirroe abstracts away the process of deploying and debugging resources with AWS. With a few simple prompts, developers can spin up and manage several resources spanning multiple zones or regions. Pricing is pay-as-you-go.

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Congratulations on the launch!! Cirroe is solving such a core problem for developers just starting with AWS to DevOps teams who need help debugging their large-scale deployments. Loved how clearly the video showed the product's common use cases and value Can't wait to give Cirroe a try and speed up these workflows!

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2yr ago

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@abhigya_wangoo This could really help a lot of DevOp guys 💪🏻 I know the pain of spinning up EC2 instances with proper configuration of security groups, VPC and RDS access. So will this work for all AWS services. For example, I'm using ELB and Amplify, how far can the AI go in terms of setup? Looking forward to the release 💪🏻

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2yr ago

Hey @abhigya_wangoo! This is an exciting launch—deploying and debugging AWS resources can indeed be a daunting task for many developers. I love the concept of simplifying that process. The pay-as-you-go pricing model is a smart choice too, as it aligns well with what many devs look for in cloud solutions. Have you considered adding features like automated resource scaling or maybe a dashboard to visualize resource usage? Those could enhance the overall UX considerably. I'm looking forward to seeing how Cirroe evolves during the beta phase! Keep up the great work! PH upvotes for sure!

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2yr ago

So you're saying with your AI, I can set up AWS stuff just by typing a few words, sounds cool, but I'm kinda skeptical, what if something goes wrong, how do you handle errors, and also isn't AWS already complicated enough, are you sure adding another layer on top will make it easier, asking cause it just seems like there could be a lot of room for things to go south, thoughts?

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2yr ago

AWS deployment can be a nightmare but I'm not convinced that this is the silver bullet you think it is, there's other tools out there like Terraform and Pulumi doing similar things and they've got solid communities behind them, this just feels like another pay-as-you-go service that may not offer much new, why should we choose this over well-established solutions? Sure, the idea of simplifying AWS infrastructure is appealing but until you prove it's better than the competition, I remain skeptical, also the beta status makes me cautious of potential bugs or issues, I think many would rather stick with what they know works, don't overlook the importance of trust and reliability in this space.

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2yr ago

Looks like you're onto something, but isn't this kinda like what Pulumi and Terraform already do? I'm curious about what features you're planning to add next to really set this apart, could multi-region deployments get more granularity, also would love to hear if you have plans for better cost tracking, any thoughts?

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2yr ago

Found this while scrolling through some tech blogs, the idea is cool but I'm a bit skeptical if it can handle big deployments smoothly, like I know AWS can be a pain but what about security and all those little issues that pop up? 🧐

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