Has a client ever asked to run your app in their own cloud?
We've built software for several clients, across voice agents and security. The trouble started when a client wanted the app inside their own AWS account. The platform we'd built on couldn't take it there.
So we built Ownkube. You build and run the app on Ownkube. When a client wants it in their cloud, or you outgrow us and want it in your own AWS account, you deploy the same app there with no rewrite. Its logs, metrics and health checks come along. Credit you top up never expires.
If you build for several clients too, I'd like to hear how you handle this:
Has a client asked to run your software in their cloud? What did you do?
Do you run one setup per client, or one platform for all of them?
What made you leave the last platform you outgrew?
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Not in my experience no
@daviddoes Curious where do you run your apps at this point ?
Sounds interesting, we did run in to this problem and had to adapt our product for self host.
@therexone Was this pre AI or post AI and how much time did it took you to get it done overall and was it something which needed continuous maintenance ?