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Inflight documentation not clear to everyone #2022

Closed ShaiBer closed 1 year ago

ShaiBer commented 1 year ago

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Feedback about our docs from: https://www.reddit.com/r/serverless/comments/12cilol/comment/jf4fkld/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 -

The ‘inflight’ functionality is vague or unclea in the docs. I have no sense for how it’s deployed, since it can be deployed so many ways. Am I responsible for that? If so… why the abstraction?

“compile down to” - this is vague. I’d love to see in the docs more explanation of how this gets deployed or maintained. Am I building a wing pipeline or a terraform pipeline? What does this look like when deployed? How is a wing file updated and then reflected in my stack? Are flavors of “stuff” between GCP and AWS similar enough to warrant more abstraction than terraform?

Hope this helps.

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ekeren commented 1 year ago

@ShaiBer - can we put a link to your tutorial that will try to make this more clear?

ShaiBer commented 1 year ago

Yes, off course

ShaiBer commented 1 year ago

But the main solution is @Chriscbr's excellent new doc

ekeren commented 1 year ago

Done