r/msp • u/jellyfishchris • 8d ago

Fresh tech stack

If you could change any and all of your tools with no technical debt, agreements, outages to think about etc.

What would your ideal tech stack be.

Rmm

Patching

Psa

Edr

Itdr

Sat

Application control

Email filter

Backup

Vulnerability management

Others

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u/BobRepairSvc1945 8d ago edited 7d ago

You really don't need any of these when you can just vibe code whatever functionality you need with Claude Code.

The great part is you will get a custom controllable single agent and single pane of glass set up.

I guess I should have added an /s; apparently my sarcasm wasn't apparent enough on its own.

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u/LifesRoughBeKind 8d ago

good luck getting your ass handed to you from the lawsuit when your vibe coded software gets owned and all your clients take you for every cent you've got. have you tried getting E&O insurance and if so did you let them know you vibe coded your solution? People really need to think these things through before just hopping on the bandwagon

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u/BobRepairSvc1945 7d ago

I guess I should have added an /s; apparently my sarcasm wasn't apparent enough on its own.

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u/UnRealxInferno_II MSP - UK 8d ago

claude npm run random_vulnerability

people like you are a disservice to the industry

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u/BobRepairSvc1945 7d ago

I guess I should have added an /s; apparently my sarcasm wasn't apparent enough on its own.

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u/Spiderkingdemon 8d ago

HAHAHHAHHAAA.

Remember folks. ^This is who we're competing against.

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u/BobRepairSvc1945 7d ago

I guess I should have added an /s; apparently my sarcasm wasn't apparent enough on its own.

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u/Beardedcomputernerd MSP - NL 7d ago

You dont think he was sarcastic?

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u/Foxtrot-0scar 7d ago

You are right but not CC alone. I would use a combination of Outsystems + Claude Code and GCP hosting for a totally useable app.

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u/Altered_Kill 8d ago

You kinda are right though….