Wish there was an even dumber alternative to Beanstalk. I've been tempted to build my own thing to get closer to my ideal of uploading a jar and forgetting about it.
(Raw javascript / vertx / postgres for actual development, but these aren't SaaS)
Wish there was an even dumber alternative to Beanstalk. I've been tempted to build my own thing to get closer to my ideal of uploading a jar and forgetting about it.
(Raw javascript / vertx / postgres for actual development, but these aren't SaaS)
Current project uses GCP App Engine "Flexible" which is easier and seems to be built on better foundations than Beanstalk. Build a docker image and run. Although like you we could skip the docker shenanigans and just need a JRE to run our uber .jar (distroless https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless/tree/mast... makes a basic JVM docker container easy)
I self host it on a $5 droplet.
It does a good enough job of staying running once it's up though, so at least it's easy to forget why it was a pain to set up.