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Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Go, TypeScript, Python, K8s, Docker, Terraform, AWS, GCP

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensarmiento/

Email: me at bensarmiento dot com

I'm passionate about people management (10+ YoE), self-hosting, open source and product building.

My current projects:

https://github.com/debridmediamanager/debrid-media-manager

https://github.com/debridmediamanager/zurg-testing

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/padel-scorer/id6449323433?l=en


Yes


Exactly 38 minutes past December 31, 2023, End of Day, Anywhere on Earth (AoE) on the time of posting this


I chose the life I have right now. Everything I did is based on choices I made on how to react on certain situations. This also means that I can choose the life that I want.

Introspection led me to replay my life objectively and got me to an understanding about how much assumptions I add to what really happens in my life. These assumptions were choices that twisted my perspective on many, many things. It was not my parents, siblings, friends nor the environment that made the choices, it was all me.

With the life I have now, I choose to be happy so I am presently happy.


This is what we use at work for the same stack. What problem did you face?



BTW, EB (Elastic Beanstalk) is generally viewed as just for those getting started, but I've seen companies build really serious stuff (and at significant scale) on it, including an extremely high performance distributed IoT time series database (that was 10 years ago, back before there were good time series DBs to just use).

AWS doesn't push EB much, partly because it does offer great value and doesn't make them nearly as much money as things like FarGate or AppSync. If you need something that just does what really needs doing cheaply and well, though, give it another look.


AppRunner is great while being cheaper than Fargate, but it is not cheaper than its NewCloud counterparts like fly.io and render.com. Not sure if railway.app is, 'cause I never could wrap my head around their pricing model. Lightsail Containers are a credible alternative, too.

Whereas, Lambda / Lambda@Edge / CloudFront Functions are of course wayyyyy more expensive (even if more capable) than workers.dev.


It detects the data-testid attribute quite well. We use it at work in replacement of manually creating cypress scripts.


That’s good to know, I had bad luck with it then. But even so, you also lost the ability to use testing patterns like the page object model where you can update changing IDs or flows more easily - if something changes drastically early in the recording, wouldn’t it need to be re-recorded for all test cases?


I tried and it seems it's Keycloak with an easy UX, a lot less features, and you're limited to only one realm.


In case you're looking for multi-tenancy with self-service, maybe try out https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel Would be glad to get your thoughts on the platform. (discl: I work for ZITADEL.


We started as for customer identity, which means the current version is for the apps that have external customers, e.g. an online store. We’ll constantly iterate to fit more scenarios.


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