Serverful

Serverful

Deploy containers like functions

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Serverful brings serverless experience to containers. Hosted or in your AWS account Just connect your Github repository and deploy!
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Shubham
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Hi, how is this different from AWS Fargate ?
Igor Zalutski
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@shubhamrajelli it actually uses Fargate under the hood by default (can be K8S too) The thing is, Fargate isn't that trivial to configure - and if you are using Serverless Framework or a similar tool then you have your entire stack defined as code already. So adding a container means either having a "snowflake" that's managed via UI only, or introducing a bunch of additional tools like Terraform to keep everything as code. All just to add a single container.
Igor Zalutski
Digger.dev
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🤔 With tools like Serverless Framework you can build without thinking of infrastructure at all. But for many workloads like low-latency APIs or server-side rendering it's more practical to use containers, and that means infrastructure. 💡Serverful makes deploying containers as easy as functions. It automatically configures ECS Fargate or Kubernetes (up to you) and handles deployment. All you need to do is push your code! ✅ ECS Fargate clusters ✅ Kubernetes ✅ CI / CD just works - push to deploy ✅ Domains and networking ✅ Multiple environments Go to https://app.serverful.io to get started!
Mohamed Habib
Digger.dev
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Serverful makes it so easy to deploy my containers to the cloud ☁️
Juliano Rodrigo
How does Serverful compare to Cloud Run?
Igor Zalutski
Digger.dev
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@julianormgalli Cloud Run takes an image and gives you back a public URL. You're limited to public networking and still need to set up other bits like container registry and deployment Serverful configures underlying container infrastructure (ECS Fargate or Kubernetes) in your AWS account, sets up container registry, and handles deployment for you. This infrastructure is actually accessible for you to extend and customise via code (config files or Terraform)
Muammar Yacoob
Awsome! Thanks for sharing!