When life gives you lemons, make lemonade or uselemon.io 😂

Hi ProductHunt! Co-founder of Lemon here 🤯 AWS UI is like an airplane cockpit - perfect for seasoned pilots, incomprehensible to everyone else. 🍋 Lemon is more like your phone – anyone can figure it out simply by using it. And it's free! ✅ Deploy containers, webapps, functions, databases, etc ✅ CI / CD just works out of the box, no configuration needed ✅ DevOps goodness: first-class Terraform support, environments, gitOps 👉 To get started, simply connect your AWS account at https://app.uselemon.io

Alicorn last week, and Lemon now! Good one!! On a side note, the address in the footer seems to be misaligned in smaller screens 👀

'You don't need to be AWS Certified' that statement is soo pleasing to hear. AWS grew soo big and complex that it needs a certification and all that bs. Anyproduct which makes it simple is surely concentrating on a real painpoint. Goodluck makers.

There is problem when login with Github. "The redirect_uri MUST match the registered callback URL for this application."

Good!

Interesting project, what pain points would you say it is fixing?

That's a good idea. 👍

One of the reasons I refuse using aws is because of the confusing UI/UX. I will definitely try your app, thanks!

Interesting project to avoid shi*ty AWS UI, congrats on the launch

Great one! you don't even need to add your own AWS account to give it a try, there's a PaaS option that you can play with 👍

Congrats on the launch! The UI looks great!

Congrats on the product launch!

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Awesome

I'm so confused, the docs link to Digger which is just what Alicorn Cloud linked to https://www.producthunt.com/post.... These look like the same product but launched as separate products? Could you clarify how Digger, Alicorn, and Lemon are different? Also, why do they all link to docs that talk about the Digger CLI?

Love it, I've been working with AWS a lot recently and this looks like something I'd enjoy using :)

Interesting concept. Game changer.

Seems very intuitive 😍

Congratulations @mohamed_habib1 and @igor_zalutski on the launch! I've always found the AWS UI very difficult to navigate. It's too crowded. It assumes familiarity with the sometimes (poorly named) AWS products. I suspect the AWS UI is as complicated/obtuse as is it because of the rise in AWS certifications - they're practically a cottage industry themselves. Twenty years ago a sysadmin/devops candidate would have LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on their resume and more and more you'll see AWS certifications. This is good and bad - good because it communicates expertise with (necessary) cloud services provider but bad in that it only increases hyper-specialization and cloud provider lock in. At the point you're building a startup or tech stack now do cloud providers not only have all of your data and infrastructure, they somewhat own/define portions of your team. Hiring, onboarding, and keeping people is one of the biggest challenges in a business. It's extremely "sticky" for AWS and a brilliant strategy overall but it's (IMO) not the best thing for technology companies and (especially) early stage startups! I'm thrilled to see something like Lemon come along to help address this and lower the barrier to utilizing multiple cloud providers for business-critical data and architecture. With that, a couple comments: - Github seems to be the only social login you support for account creation. When using it the name of the application is "diggerhq". From following the launch on HN I realize this is old branding but not only is it not clear to users, all users authorizing the app will have to be re-authed or otherwise dealt with later. That said it's a logical choice - getting setup with the other social auth providers is onerous and your targeted user is likely to have a Github account. - The pricing tiers are fairly expensive and have significant jumps. Free is awesome but even with my recently launched, simple startup it's unusable for us. I have an account but I don't have anything defined because it's basically a non-starter. Even with our very small team $70/user/month for the next tier would mean that we end up spending more on Lemon than we do for our entire infrastructure (currently hosted on Azure and GCP - which is also locked behind the Enterprise/ask us for pricing tier)! Unfortunately given that last point I'm unable to have any further experience with the product - and I wish I did! Congratulations again on the launch and I'll be watching you!