HashiCorp Waypoint vs Teletraan: What are the differences?

Developers describe HashiCorp Waypoint as "Build, deploy, and release any application on any platform". It provides a modern workflow to build, deploy, and release across platforms It uses a single configuration file and common workflow to manage and observe deployments across platforms such as Kubernetes, Nomad, EC2, Google Cloud Run, and more.. On the other hand, Teletraan is detailed as "Pinterest's deploy system". Teletraan is designed to do one thing and one thing only - deploy. It supports critical features such as 0 downtime deploy, rollback, staging, continuous deploy; and many convenient features such as showing commit details, comparing different deploys, notifying deploy state changes through email or chat, displaying metrics and more. Teletraan currently does not support container based deploy yet, it is on our roadmap to support next.

HashiCorp Waypoint and Teletraan can be categorized as "Continuous Deployment" tools.

Some of the features offered by HashiCorp Waypoint are:

• View log output for running applications and deployments
• Execute a command in the context of a running application
• Get publicly accessible preview URLs per-deployment

On the other hand, Teletraan provides the following key features:

• Rollback
• Hotfix
• Rolling deploy

Teletraan is an open source tool with 1.71K GitHub stars and 238 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Teletraan's open source repository on GitHub.