Katie McLaughlin

_On service names_ For other platforms, the app names are generated (e.g. `twilight_leaf_NNNN` for fly.io, or `ancient_crag_NNNNN` for heroku). For Cloud Run, the service name can be anything, but the...

Most of the steps required in the complex parts of deploy.py will be based on the [Cloud Run Button automations from unicodex](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/django-demo-app-unicodex/tree/latest/.gcloud). Unicodex has multiple deployment methods, including Terraform, but...

> What happens after they log in? Would users need to create a remote project before running manage.py simple_deploy --platform google_cloud_run, without --automate-all? By "remote project" do you mean a...

> I've focused initially on deployment processes that don't require a push to GitHub. I would be tempted to build this out using the local->cloud run process, and then consider...

The complexity jump from PaaS to IaaS is absolutely a cliff for usability. I'm hoping that with my expertise I can help show the "happy path" for this platform, and...

> As the first person besides me building out support for a new platform, do you have a clear opinion on this? I presume by plugins you mean splitting this...

One of the benefits of IaaS is that you have a lot of control about how things are named, and how to get data about the things that exist. For...

Development cycle: Setup: * Fork https://github.com/glasnt/django-simple-project, removing remote * Add simple-deploy to INSTALLED_APPS * Commit change * Create virtualenv, `pip install -e /path/to/django-simple-deploy` Loop: * try `python manage.py simple_deploy --platform...

From the cli_reference: `--automate-all` * " The recommended way to use simple_deploy is in **configuration** mode. In this mode, simple_deploy makes all configuration changes necessary to successfully deploy your project...

At the moment, I'm trying to balance in my head the minimum resources vs minimum _paid_ resources. Specifically, if someone does a configuration run and comes back later, they won't...