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MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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iasql
- Osquery: An sqlite3 virtual table exposing operating system data to SQL
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Save $ on public S3 buckets using VPC endpoints via SQL
When the VPC endpoints are enabled you can access your S3 buckets using this endpoint. In this post, we will walk you through how to control your buckets from an internal network with the desired security, and without the extra costs of a NAT gateway using a VPC endpoint and IaSQL. IaSQL is an open-source software tool that creates a two-way connection between an unmodified PostgreSQL database and an AWS account so you can manage your infrastructure from a database.
- Show HN: IaSQL β Open-source tool to manage cloud infra as data in PostgreSQL
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Deploy an app to AWS using ECS+ECR+ELB quickly using PostgreSQL
IaSQL is an open-source software tool that creates a two-way connection between an unmodified PostgreSQL database and an AWS account so you can manage your infrastructure from a database. In this post, we're going to discover an IaSQL module that's built to make deploying to ECS, simplified. Most of the details for deploying a container to AWS ECS are the same (load balancers, security groups, IAM roles, etc), and we have created the aws_ecs_simplified module for you so that you can give it any Github repo with a Dockerfile and get your app deployed to ECS in the fastest time possible, with scalability available! All the needed resources are going to be created automatically in your AWS account, and you'll have full access to the details while you're gaining the benefit of a higher-level simple deployment.
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Pulumi VS iasql - a user suggested alternative
2 projects | 24 Feb 2023
There are definitely some similarities with IaC tools in IaSQL; at it's core there's a diffing system between the cloud infrastructure state and the desired state that is used to execute AWS SDK calls to update your infrastructure. But we also use the same mechanism to take changes in your infrastructure, perhaps made via the AWS console or an IaC tool like Terraform, and pull that into your IaSQL database. We use an audit log tracking who made changes where to determine which way the synchronization process goes, and this gives us a lot of "powers" over normal IaC. First, you can inspect the tables in IaSQL and be sure that it's actually the state of our cloud (within a few minutes of difference), so you can be more sure that the changes you're writing up are likely to work. Second, the changes you write are SQL statements to mutate your infrastructure rather than editing a declaration file, which is a different mental model vs IaC. But you gain from the constraints and foreign key relations on tables to catch mistakes in configuration before execution even happens to a greater degree than IaC tools can as this is like a "type safety" on top of dynamic information (other tables you depend on). Third, you can enter an IaSQL transaction (slightly different from a normal Postgres transaction as you can't hook function calls on `BEGIN` and `COMMIT`) to make these changes and inspect what IaSQL will do like you can with IaC tools, but if there is a failure, the `iasql_commit` will take the information from the audit log and roll back the changes that were applied by applying the prior versions in reverse, so IaSQL should always be in a working state. Finally, (since this is getting long) the live-infra data model of IaSQL makes dynamic infrastructure much simpler (eg, you deploy isolated instances of your services per customer) -- anything with a SQL client and credentials for the IaSQL database can connect and initiate these changes, which can be Postgres stored procedures you write and added to the database. We're in beta so our coverage is not as large as existing IaC tools, but we now cover 25 different AWS services with our modules: https://iasql.com/docs/modules/ But please let us know if there's something you use that's missing. :)
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terraform VS iasql - a user suggested alternative
2 projects | 24 Feb 2023
There are definitely some similarities with IaC tools in IaSQL; at it's core there's a diffing system between the cloud infrastructure state and the desired state that is used to execute AWS SDK calls to update your infrastructure. But we also use the same mechanism to take changes in your infrastructure, perhaps made via the AWS console or an IaC tool like Terraform, and pull that into your IaSQL database. We use an audit log tracking who made changes where to determine which way the synchronization process goes, and this gives us a lot of "powers" over normal IaC. First, you can inspect the tables in IaSQL and be sure that it's actually the state of our cloud (within a few minutes of difference), so you can be more sure that the changes you're writing up are likely to work. Second, the changes you write are SQL statements to mutate your infrastructure rather than editing a declaration file, which is a different mental model vs IaC. But you gain from the constraints and foreign key relations on tables to catch mistakes in configuration before execution even happens to a greater degree than IaC tools can as this is like a "type safety" on top of dynamic information (other tables you depend on). Third, you can enter an IaSQL transaction (slightly different from a normal Postgres transaction as you can't hook function calls on `BEGIN` and `COMMIT`) to make these changes and inspect what IaSQL will do like you can with IaC tools, but if there is a failure, the `iasql_commit` will take the information from the audit log and roll back the changes that were applied by applying the prior versions in reverse, so IaSQL should always be in a working state. Finally, (since this is getting long) the live-infra data model of IaSQL makes dynamic infrastructure much simpler (eg, you deploy isolated instances of your services per customer) -- anything with a SQL client and credentials for the IaSQL database can connect and initiate these changes, which can be Postgres stored procedures you write and added to the database. We're in beta so our coverage is not as large as existing IaC tools, but we now cover 25 different AWS services with our modules: https://iasql.com/docs/modules/ But please let us know if there's something you use that's missing. :)
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Show HN: IaSQL beta β cloud infra as data in PostgreSQL
By "cloud infra" you mean AWS cloud infra, right? https://github.com/iasql/iasql/blob/v0.1.1/package.json#L75-...
- open source tool to manage cloud infrastructure as data in postgresql
webiny-js
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π₯π₯ Our awesome OSS friends π
Webiny- Open-source enterprise-grade serverless CMS. Own your data. Scale effortlessly. Customize everything.
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Seeking advice on the best headless CMS for an expanding news site
Hi u/afroraydude, you can check out Webiny - a serverless open-source CMS with GraphQL API support. Its GraphQL-based headless CMS with powerful content modeling can help you with expanding into other avenues like podcasts, and videos.
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Cms options
Hi u/Complex_Evidence_933,I'm Swapnil from the Webiny core team. Looking at your requirement seems it's worth exploring Webiny CMS.Webiny is Open Source Serverless Enterprise CMS. It's built on top of the powerful and scalable AWS infrastructure, making it highly reliable and scalable.You can find more details here. Also, if you have any additional queries, please let me know, I will be glad to assist you or you can also join our community Slack.
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What is a good headless CMS that has self-hosted option & supports multi-tenancy?
Hi, u/NitasBear, I'm Swapnil from the Webiny core team. Looking at your requirements, it seems that Webiny checks all the boxes. It is self-hosted and also supports multi-tenancy. You can find more details here, and if you have any further technical queries, please feel free to join our community Slack. We will be glad to assist you. Thank you!
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Any recommendations for a multi-project/client CMS?
Give https://www.webiny.com/ a try, itβs $9 per user on multi site instance, free for a single instance. Itβs very cheap to host, i typically pay around $0.026 a month, thatβs only a handful of API calls though.
- What CMS is the best for vue?
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Opensource react projects
We'd welcome your contributions to https://github.com/webiny/webiny-js, it's fullstack TypeScript. You'll find we sometimes use React in unconventional ways.
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What your favorite open source, self hosted CMS?
Try it out! https://www.webiny.com/
- Webiny Headless CMS just hit 6k GitHub Stars
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IDEA: Document Management software
I think there is plenty of room for these "Software-in-Your-Cloud" models. So far, I know of us (FormKiQ) and https://www.webiny.com/
What are some alternatives?
terraform - Terraform enables you to safely and predictably create, change, and improve infrastructure. It is a source-available tool that codifies APIs into declarative configuration files that can be shared amongst team members, treated as code, edited, reviewed, and versioned.
sst - Build modern full-stack applications on AWS
t2d2 - Terraform Test Driven Development
payload - The best way to build a modern backend + admin UI. No black magic, all TypeScript, and fully open-source, Payload is both an app framework and a headless CMS.
Quick Start - π A Node.js Serverless Framework for front-end/full-stack developers. Build the application for next decade. Works on AWS, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud and traditional VM/Container. Super easy integrate with React and Vue. π
tinacms-contentful - Edit your Contentful Site with TinaCMS
XSSFaaS - Distributed, serverless cloud powered by browser tabs
Directus - The Modern Data Stack π° β Directus is an instant REST+GraphQL API and intuitive no-code data collaboration app for any SQL database.
StackJanitor - StackJanitor is a serverless, event-driven stack cleanup tool.
KeystoneJS - The most powerful headless CMS for Node.js β built with GraphQL and React
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Previous Serverless Version 0.5.x - β‘ Serverless Framework β Use AWS Lambda and other managed cloud services to build apps that auto-scale, cost nothing when idle, and boast radically low maintenance.