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I'm trying to do what Vercel/Netlify are doing when you're creating & pushing code in a new branch on github: they're creating a subdomain where you can isolate & test your code. I really liked how these things worked in Vercel when I've tested NextJS in a project and I was wondering if something like this exists for custom stacks.

Is there any devops / webdev that dealt with this before? I don't wanna reinvent the wheel and google is not that helpful. I have a custom stack with multiple services (frontend, backend, other microservices) that need to be deployed. My first thought was that I could use AWS amplify, but they don't support backend stuff (Node) by default.

My stack is currently React/Node/PHP. In simple terms, when I open a new branch in Github, I want to auto create a subdomain for my app in AWS to test the changes independently. The alternative would be to host the test environments somewhere else, which I'm willing to do as long as it supports custom stacks. I'm also willing to setup stuff in AWS if someone did this before.

Thank you!

We have a baby on its way which is due in July and still looking for a baby monitor. I'm a bit paranoid about using a Wifi baby monitor. I can rather build something on my own using a React Native app with a spare iPhone that I have but I rather get some recommendations of some (at least) secure baby monitors.

Saw some recommendations on reddit but seems like baby monitors manufacturers are not so privacy oriented.

Any advice/recommendations?

Thank youuu! :)

I have 2 spare macs and I want to use them as CI/CD platform for my projects. Do you have any suggestions for open source CI/CD projects? I've seen Tekton is cool but I don't have that much experience with Kubernetes.

Edit: it needs to be Mac friendly since I want to test iOS apps on it.

Do you know any European startups that integrate the open banking directive? Since PSD2 is already a thing for a few years, I thought that maybe I can link all my bank accounts in one simple app and can't find any startups that are doing that.