How to (temporarily) disable data layer entirely
I know this looks weird, but - given a starter project, I would love to properly configure
Use case: I just want to start and deploy a simple static HTML page that requires no logic, nor authentication. In the near future, as I develop features, I want to put them back in. But in the meantime, I want to deploy my app without actually spending $38 per month for a postgres db I would not hit (yes, I'm using fly.io).
If I'm tackling this problem wrong, or if you suggest a better workflow, I'm all ears!
AshPostgresAsh.DataLayer.EtsUse case: I just want to start and deploy a simple static HTML page that requires no logic, nor authentication. In the near future, as I develop features, I want to put them back in. But in the meantime, I want to deploy my app without actually spending $38 per month for a postgres db I would not hit (yes, I'm using fly.io).
If I'm tackling this problem wrong, or if you suggest a better workflow, I'm all ears!
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But also if you're just not going to be using the resources at all, you can just not start your repo
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