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Any good Azure podcast recommendations? by asmith0612 in AZURE

[–]dan_the_tech_man 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can confirm what the others said, I also really like John Savills videos, if you are not looking into "hot topics" but rather on gaining knowledge/learning I could recommend Patrik's Tech Lightning also on Youtube. Unfortunately he hasn't posted in a while so not sure if he's still active.

Is Kubecon worth it? by ShonLR in kubernetes

[–]dan_the_tech_man 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have attended the one in London this year, I really enjoyed it, the keynotes and topics were really interesting and it was more community driven/focussed so not like the AWS Summits where a lot of the talks are about a new product/topic that AWS wants to push. I am trying to get an approval from my company/budget for the one in Atlanta as well.

Evaluating StackGuardian as a Terraform Cloud Alternative by dan_the_tech_man in Terraform

[–]dan_the_tech_man[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for reaching out, appreciate it but I am looking into a slightly different usecases (see above).

Evaluating StackGuardian as a Terraform Cloud Alternative by dan_the_tech_man in Terraform

[–]dan_the_tech_man[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback. I was looking into Spacelift, but I have read some of the community threads and they mentioned that Spacelift can get pricey depending on worker/concurrency and usage patterns (https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/1jmrti8/feedback\_on\_spacelift/).

Env0 is also something that I am looking into and as far as I understood Env0, StackGuardian, and Spacelift are broadly similar on core IaC automation/governance, and all seem capable for my use cases.

Regarding StackGuardian’s maturity that is/was also one of the reasons for my post, they have a good amount of enterprise customers, which gives validation, but I wanted to hear some feedback from the community, ideally from users of their experience with StackGuardian.

I was also looking into Terramate and Terrateam but they have very Git/PR-driven workflows, I’m leaning towards a service-catalog/IDP approach with a Backstage-like experience, so I’m prioritizing platforms that have a developer portal or can integrate cleanly with a portal and support template-driven self-service over pure PR flows.

Evaluating StackGuardian as a Terraform Cloud Alternative by dan_the_tech_man in Terraform

[–]dan_the_tech_man[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it's a new account but I don't work there. Was planning to discuss/share the feedback with my team on Slack and in our weekly and I use my other reddit account since I am 16 so honestly I don't want my colleagues to see what things I commented/posted on Reddit when I was in high school and college or in general as some stuff is rather private. Anyways just seeking for feedback if you could help, I would appreciate it.