Thanks for sharing this @nideveloper, it was very informative.
I'd love to see something like what you guys have done at Liberty be made available to the greater public. Startups, for example, may not have time (nor desire) to put together a set of pre-made templates for building applications, never mind all the needed guardrails in place like the Radar system (which sounds awesome, by the way).
I imagine things like Proton, or the CDK L3 Constructs, are good places to start. More work is needed to establish good patterns and make following them as painless as possible!
Software Architect working on enabling engineers to rapidly deliver serverless-first solutions in a Fortune 100 organisation - passionate about Serverless, AWS, dev.to/cdkpatterns, TCO, and CI/CD
You can also look at things like Spotify Backstage (backstage.io/) which is open source as an alternative to our Software Accelerator and SaaS products do now exist that do some of what we get from radar. I do agree though that instead of just basic examples listed everywhere we need to agree upon a set of well architected patterns that everyone can just pick up and use safely. AWS has been trying with the AWS Solutions Constructs (docs.aws.amazon.com/solutions/late...) but I think we need a few of the biggest AWS customers to come together and agree what works well for them then trickle it down that way
Thanks for sharing this @nideveloper, it was very informative.
I'd love to see something like what you guys have done at Liberty be made available to the greater public. Startups, for example, may not have time (nor desire) to put together a set of pre-made templates for building applications, never mind all the needed guardrails in place like the Radar system (which sounds awesome, by the way).
I imagine things like Proton, or the CDK L3 Constructs, are good places to start. More work is needed to establish good patterns and make following them as painless as possible!
You can also look at things like Spotify Backstage (backstage.io/) which is open source as an alternative to our Software Accelerator and SaaS products do now exist that do some of what we get from radar. I do agree though that instead of just basic examples listed everywhere we need to agree upon a set of well architected patterns that everyone can just pick up and use safely. AWS has been trying with the AWS Solutions Constructs (docs.aws.amazon.com/solutions/late...) but I think we need a few of the biggest AWS customers to come together and agree what works well for them then trickle it down that way
Thanks Matt, I'm definitely going to look into Backstage.