Looking for Feedback on My Visual DevOps Platform for Multi-Cloud Management

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Asked By TechNinja42 On

Hey everyone! I've been working solo for the past 9 months on a platform aimed at tackling the challenges I've faced in managing multi-cloud infrastructures. My prototype includes features like visually designing AWS, GCP, and Azure architectures with drag-and-drop functionality, instantly generating Terraform, Pulumi, or CloudFormation code, deploying directly from the platform, promoting environments across dev, staging, and production, detecting configuration drift, and providing AI-assisted remediation suggestions. The goal is to simplify infrastructure provisioning and avoid vendor lock-in. I'm seeking your honest feedback, especially if you work in this space. Here are a few specific questions: 1. What are your main frustrations with Terraform, Pulumi, or CloudFormation? 2. Would a visual design tool with instant code generation improve your workflow? 3. What's a must-have feature for you that could convince you to switch tools? I'm not trying to sell anything, just validating whether I'm solving a real problem. Happy to share screenshots or a sandbox link for a hands-on look! Appreciate any brutal honesty.

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Answered By CloudWizard99 On

Managing multiple ephemeral environments is such a pain, especially when they drift from the trunk. I struggle with terragrunt where every environment and component might have different tags, and promoting infra between dev and prod sizes can be a hassle. I've used visual tools before, but they get really frustrating with complex setups. If you can streamline the environment promotion and make it easier to handle different naming conventions, that would be a game changer!

Answered By CodeCrafter88 On

I'm curious about how your drag-and-drop feature translates to Terraform code. Is it all handled by AI? I hope it’s not because those sometimes miss the mark! Let me know how you’re tackling that.

Answered By DevOpsDynamo On

Visual tools are a promising approach! If your platform really handles the complexity well, especially with different environment settings and automatic naming conventions, I might be tempted to give it a shot!

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