A message from Engineyard

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Engine Yard says it placed two bets fifteen years ago: Ruby and AWS, and continues building tooling to hide cloud complexity so developers can code. The claim: simplify hundreds of confusing choices — called out as 18 different ways to deploy containers and an eye‑catching 991 different options — into a small, opinionated surface that protects the developer’s happiness bubble and actually reduces decision fatigue. The company asks to hear how that works for users.

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