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What Environment or Tool do You All Use For Development?
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docker.
get it, use it, learn how to quickly turn up and blast away environments.
I've built an entire ecosystem/toolbox out of containerized tools.
It's reduced my delivery times by 50% and decreased my on-the-job stress by a lot.
I don't have to worry anymore of library version collisions. no more asking "what version node am I on?" or "does rvm/nvm support this version?"
I've also been using it to develop AWS cloud services locally as well. Don't need to deploy and increase costs if I can replicate the services locally. testing has become an absolute breeze.
I've actually started using Docker/Podman in my own environment, but I'm curious how you use it to develop AWS services with it.
there are images available based on some of the services.
dynamodb, lambda, most other services are simply http mocks like secrets, apigw, sqs, sns, etc. there are others, like documentdb, that are based on other products(mongodb) that can be used in its place.
the only thing you can't really replicate is IAM users/roles.