Railway's mission is to build a world where developers ship without friction. We are a platform as a service bringing human-friendly design standards to internet infrastructure to help more great ideas materialize.
Railway | The all-in-one intelligent cloud provider
Railway is a full-stack cloud for deploying web apps, servers, databases, and more with automatic scaling, monitoring, and security.
How We Work
How we've built Railway's process, as a fully distributed company, to maximize real work and minimize meta work.
Optimizing impact: why I will not start an Envoy platform company
The following are my own views, and not that of my employer, Lyft.
Good engineers are right, a lot
It's an iffy Amazon leadership principle but a great engineering metric
Build Your Startup
Top startups like Airbnb and Zocdoc build on AWS. Access resources to solve challenges, hire engineers, and secure funding.
Union.ai: Ship fast. Scale big. Orchestrate the future.
The AI development platform to go from experimentation to production faster. Orchestrate, train, and serve AI.
CNCF Platforms White Paper
This paper intends to support enterprise leaders, enterprise architects and platform team leaders to advocate for, investigate and plan internal platforms for cloud computing. We believe platforms significantly impact enterprises' actual value streams, but only indirectly, so leadership consensus and support is vital to the long-term sustainability and success of platform teams. In this paper we'll enable that support by discussing what the value of platforms is, how to measure it, and how to implement platform teams that maximize it.
AWS, MongoDB, and the Economic Realities of Open Source
Amazon’s latest offering highlights the economic challenges facing open source companies — and Amazon should pay attention.
The future for platform holders is cooperation, not just competition | Opinion
When an industry changes -- even quite radically -- it can be hard to pinpoint the moment that the shift began. There a…
PlatformCon: How Spotify Manages Infrastructure with GitOps
At PlatformCon this week, Spotify engineer Tim Hansen described how the music service relied on GitOps principles to automate infrastructure provisioning.
Lack of leadership in open source results in source-available licenses | TechCrunch
Cloud infrastructure providers -- such as Amazon -- continue to pose an existential threat to the future of open source.
Review: AWS App Mesh – A service mesh for EC2, ECS, and EKS
It seems to me like everyone is talking about service meshes these days - definitely a hot topic in the world of containers a...
Institute of Network Cultures | Ben Grosser: Planning the Exodus from Platform Realism
Thinking about the current state of platforms, I’m reminded of Mark Fisher’s articulation of capitalist realism, the idea that we don’t imagine or build alternatives to capitalism because we can no longer envision a world without it. Big tech, in a few short years, has managed to instill within the public a similar state of platform realism. So many are unable to imagine how global communication, media, search, etc. could ever function without the platforms. Despite a growing malaise, it’s become difficult for many to consider a world without big tech platforms as a viable conception of the future.
Please welcome @railway.com as the newest member of @opensourcepledge.com 🎉 They rely on OSS projects like @vite.dev, @tanstack.com, @drizzle.team and @tailwindcss.com, and they're doing their part to sustain the ecosystem, from which we all benefit. Read all about it:
Railway Runs Open Source, Now We're Funding It
blog.railway.comAWS is pushing its DevOps Agent into the delivery pipeline itself, adding release readiness review and autonomous release testing as AI-generated code floods the merge queue.
AWS puts an AI bouncer at the merge queue
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