What I like about Kamal is that your entire infra is a single YAML file, and you own the entire thing. You can migrate everything just by changing the IP address. No vendor lock-in, no having to rely on a single provider. It's honestly really nice.

I get it. When you've dealt with spaghetti terraform, ansible, and cloudformation config that you render from jinja templates mostly written by that senior yaml engineer who left a year ago, the idea of having a single yaml file does sound like a nightmare. But hear me out,

Here's a small Kamal + Astro + Postgres (with s3 backups) repo that I put together last night. It works fairly well from what I've been able to test so far. I ran a few tests and it's able to handle just under 1k requests / second while hitting the database once per request on

Someone please take this, add auth and stripe webhooks, and sell it as a boilerplate that doesn't require 20 SaaS dev tools.

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Chat, today I learned that some software wouldn't work on servers.

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Didn't like the close button. This one is better.

Quite funny to see this from the “how would you scale without serverless” guy. The jokes keep writing themselves.

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