... That's the problem we're trying to solve. Except you can run it on any hardware you want. We feel strongly that you shouldn't be locked into a specific cloud provider just to get reliable managed services. AWS, Hetzner, a cheap VPS, your own rack, whatever works for you. We just opened it up to anyone. No charges, no limits on nodes or clusters. Our thinking is simple: if it's genuinely useful to people, everything else will ...

... real problem was this: My solution was only 2x better than what already exists. Sure, it might have better DX. Sure, the zero-knowledge encryption angle was cool. Sure, the tagline was catchy. But developers already have solutions: AWS Secrets Manager / GCP Secret Manager (they're already using these) Doppler or 1Password (polished, trusted, working) Good old discipline + .gitignore (free, effective) My tool wasn't a painkiller. It was a vitamin. And vitamins don't disrupt workflows. The 10x Rule ... ... today. We're building toward 10x better. And we're doing it by solving the fundamental problem: AI tools don't remember. Projects do. Where We Are Now (The Foundation): 1. Universal Platform Support Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS

... TwelveLabs is headed to AWS re:Invent 2025 . First launched on Product Hunt last May , the makers of the Marengo and Pegasus multimodal foundation models, will be in Las Vegas next week for a round of announcements. Anyone else going to re:Invent this year? What do you expect from the conference? Edit 2025-12-01 : AWS

... threads and didn't really come across much in the way of reducing cloud spend, so thought I'd say hi and share what we offer. CLOUD TOGGLE is a low-cost, simple way to onboard your Azure and AWS virtual machines into a central, secure portal, and apply schedules to these VMs using the UI. These schedules will then start and stop the VMs they apply to so that they are on only when they need to be. Schedules ...

... founders At G-AsiaPacific, we ve worked with hundreds of startups building their products on AWS from early MVPs to fast-growing scale-ups. One of the biggest boosts we ve seen for founders is the AWS

... issue with AWS is that its too vast, and creating infrastructure using existing IaC tools only led to more confusion because I had to manage so many resources and keep small details in my head all the time. Repeating the same setup for multiple projects was a headache. So I started categorizing my infrastructure into more logical models I understand - like a region, server, deployment, and so on. Soon I realized that I can standardize these models to create pretty ... ... infrastructure. Combine multiple modules to generate your final infrastructure. Share and standardize these modules with best practices to create repeatable infrastructure. Here are some links if you want to try for yourself. Blog post to create a website in AWS

... OAuth standards TikTok just doesn't play well with that world. The Problem (Before State) "I need to add TikTok auth to my app, but I don't know where to start." "I m digging through vague documentation from AWS, Amplify, and TikTok, trying to piece together a working solution." "I m stuck connecting TikTok OAuth to Cognito correctly." " I'm worried about getting the Cognito User Pool and Identity Pool settings wrong, leading to security vulnerabilities or a broken ... ... hours of debugging and frustration. Why This Kit Is Better Than DIY I tried doing it myself and struggled I know the pain. That s why I built this kit to save you from: Hours of digging through AWS

... Today s outages (Firebase, GCP, AWS, Cloudflare, etc.) weren t just isolated blips, they exposed how deeply interdependent our tools and infra have become. When core providers stumble, the ripple effect crushes hundreds of products instantly. No deploys, no logins, no analytics, no tests just waiting. Curious how you all think about this: - Are you actively building for redundancy or just hoping these giants hold? - Anyone here actually using multi-cloud in prod? - How do you explain this fragility ... ... think about your stack. Comment from Benny(@tracker_3): I know it's really like a house of cards. Like the recent data breaches I feel like people are getting used to these tech giants stumbling. What are the alternatives

... Product Hunt, I m building a tool that helps developers, early-stage teams, and consultants go from idea to AWS architecture and cost estimate in minutes without needing to be a cloud expert. The idea came from my own struggle with: * Picking the right AWS

... Have you ever spun up a new AWS service during a sprint maybe to test something out or build a new feature only to get hit with a surprisingly high bill weeks later? That happened to me. More than once. I realized the real issue wasn't just visibility into AWS

... building SaaS product on a ramen budget. The painful surprise? My burn on must have SaaS and Cloud is eclipsing what I can put into marketing and product. I keep hearing legends about founders stacking thousands in AWS credits or discounts. But every blog post feels dated or locked behind an accelerator gate. If you ve personally snagged legit credits (not referral spam), could you share: Which programs or partners did you use incubators, VCs, perk platforms, or direct startup ... ... like we did (we had no choice). If you skip tiers, you can't get the smaller credits later. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): If you haven't incorporated yet, Stripe Atlas and Doola both give AWS

... Everyone uses AWS! It's a huge % of our monthly SaaS spend here at PH. @Pump reached out to us and we know folks over at @Vantage . Have you used Vantage, Pump or similar? What's the difference between them? They offer significant savings - up to 60%. What are the risks and other considerations we should think about? Comment from Adi Patel(@adi_patel): I like @Pump . Their pricing is simple, set up was super easy and when our AWS

... Looking to understand the differences between AWS's machine learning offerings? I've written a comprehensive comparison between AWS

... advice but I don t ever owe at the end of the year. Keep everything in your business and transfer if you need it as an income (bonus) Budget Breakdown: Total: $3500/month - Developer Salary:$1500-2K/month - AWS:$200 - Replicate Serverless GPU: $100 - APIs: $300 - Advertising:None (still in the test phase) Personal Finance: Pay our self first and then save for operations, taxes, emergency etc.): Remaining balance ($20k - $3500 = $16,500) We use about $10000 for salaries ... ... other businesses and the rest $6500 approx is for Living/operations/tax etc. Additional Finances: - Frontend Designer: $500/month - AWS

... gotten increasingly frustrated with the AWS documentation the more I use the platform. If you ve ever used it you ll know that it stinks! The documentation is criminally verbose, lacks clear examples, and even finding the right pages is much easier said than done. I d love to know from the Product Hunt community: what do you dislike the most about AWS

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