I'm the maintainer of DoTenX, a platform to build websites, web apps, APIs, automations, and more.

It's built based on serverless architecture, with isolation between front-end and back-end.

I invite you to take a look and feel free to ask any questions about DoTenX.

Do you see any room for automation?

I would not take GP's word as general sentiments in DevOps. We have plenty of automation and "low-code" if you look at it right. That's really the name of the game. It's mostly scripting and config, while tools are programmed. DevOps is also a hard space to build a product in. Lots of competition, especially with open source, but also everyone's setup and needs are a little different.

Can you mention any examples? I'm keen to know. I personally don't use any such tools. I also agree that building any products in the DevOps space where many people are passionate about their DIY solutions is usually not a good idea.

With DoTenX, you can build complex event-driven solutions with no/low-code.

You also don't have to worry about database, authentication/authorization, hosting or deployments.

DoTenX is currently at pre-alpha, available at https://dotenx.com

Join our discord for feedback, feature request and examples.

Their recommendations is very basic though.

Its good enough and is 95% of the way there. This is a feature within a tool, IMO and particularly an observability one, as it needs to monitor all existing cloud services.

Cloudability is not an option for small companies.

Can you please mention a few of them that are good options in your view?

Are you looking for GCP/AWS? Check out Economize - https://www.economize.cloud/

Thanks for sharing the links. Is this something you'd be interested in as well?

Always there is competition, but are you willing to use such a service if the pricing is reasonable?

only if i get something out of it. no cost if i don't save anything?

yup, that can be an option.

There are very basic solutions or some solutions that target only enterprises with hefty bills.

Also, clearly nothing has been good enough that everyone knows about it or uses it.

It's definitely a lot more than just a lift and shift.

The companies are really struggling with managing their costs on cloud.

So far we haven't dealt with a single customer, from individuals to enterprise companies, who has been using their cloud resources even relatively efficiently.

Yes, it's being used by a closed group of customers.

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