What people recommend, in their own words, with the receipt.
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KubernetesSoftware
Built on a robust Kubernetes foundation, Fury has transcended operational complexities, offering developers an intuitive, secure, and scalable environment.
Mercado Libre on running Kubernetes under Fury
medium.com ↗·2024-11-15Wrong?
GoSoftware Google
Approximately half of our productive traffic flows through Go applications — and this proportion is increasing.
Mercado Libre on Go and its internal Go toolkit
medium.com ↗·2024-08-28Wrong?
KubernetesSoftware
After several months of thorough research — including POCs, RFCs, and comparative analyses — we selected managed Kubernetes solutions: Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) .
How Kubernetes became the right fit for Mercado Libre's developer platform Fury
medium.com ↗·2025-03-08Wrong?
GinSoftware
We weren’t native to Go, with only some SDKs that allowed us to use Fury’s services and a somewhat opinionated router based on Gin .
Mercado Libre's early Go toolkit was based on Gin
medium.com ↗·2024-08-28Wrong?
NomadSoftware
In contrast, Nomad’s cluster management presented more significant challenges, mainly due to the need for complementary tools like Consul and the absence of managed clusters on the cloud platforms we used.
Why Mercado Libre did not pick Nomad for Fury
medium.com ↗·2025-03-08Wrong?
Amazon ECSService
Despite its power, ECS lacked the flexibility we needed, particularly in multi-cloud environments, and didn’t support certain features we required out of the box.
Why Mercado Libre did not pick ECS for Fury
medium.com ↗·2025-03-08Wrong?
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