Hi PH
🤔 If you want to deploy a new project to AWS you have two options: click through the AWS console or write IaC in languages such as Pulumi or Terraform. The first option is quicker but not reproducible. The second option is slow and cumbersome, but allows you to reproduce it.
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Hey PH, cookie baker here
We made Cookies because we felt that repetitive work in DevOps is getting out of control. But surprisingly, there's no way to reuse Terraform templates! Yes, sure, there are modules - but to use them you kinda need to be an expert anyway
Cookies makes it super simple to just generate what you need and run it, no need for expert knowledge of Terraform or AWS whatsoever
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