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Easily automate Rust web service deployments on AWS without DevOps

Introducing Deployment.io

Deployment.io is an AI-powered, self-serve developer platform that simplifies deployment of complex backend services on AWS.

Deployment steps

  1. Sign up for Deployment.io .

  2. Fork deployment-io/rocket-rust-hello-world on GitHub.

  3. Tell the AI DevOps assistant that you want to deploy a Rust web service, and then click on the link shared by the assistant.

    Deploy Rust web service using Deployment.io DevOps assistant

  4. Choose build and deploy from Git repository.

    Deploy from Git Repository

  5. Add and deploy the Rust repository that you forked in step 2.

    Add and select repository on Deployment.io

  6. Input Name, Branch, Runtime, Port, CPU, Memory, and Environment for your web service and deploy the web service.

    Input details for web service

  7. Check the build logs when the deployment process starts.

    Deployment.io build logs from Deployment.io

  8. Your service will be available at the AWS ALB URL once it is deployed.

    Deployment.io Rust web service on AWS

    Deployment.io deploys the web server on AWS ALB URL

  9. Delete the web service to clean up the underlying AWS resources.

    Delete

Conclusion

Deployment.io enables developers to easily create, monitor, and delete deployments on the AWS cloud without spending any time on DevOps.

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meis • Edited

AWS automation is already solved by TF and CF, why to have this? Does not seem to be doing anything of more val that we are already doing today...

TBF, curious how this helps...

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Ankit Arora • Edited

Hi Meis,

Thanks for your question. This is built for developers and teams who want to focus on building their product and don’t want to spend time learning AWS, TF, and CF for deployments.