Launching today
DevLyft
DevOps automation and Cloud Hosting
12 followers
DevOps automation and Cloud Hosting
12 followers
DevLyft is a Docker Deployment and Cloud Hosting platform. Bring a Docker image or connect GitHub Actions; DevLyft handles the rest.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We built DevLyft because deploying a container shouldn't require becoming an infrastructure engineer.
For a lot of projects, the app itself is relatively simple, but getting it into production means dealing with servers, networking, deployments, secrets, domains, scaling, monitoring and often Kubernetes.
DevLyft is our attempt to collapse that into a much simpler workflow.
Bring a Docker image, choose the resources your app needs, and deploy. DevLyft takes care of the infrastructure underneath it.
Today you can:
• Deploy containerised applications
• Run workloads across available regions
• Configure environment variables and encrypted secrets
• Attach custom domains
• Choose shared or dedicated infrastructure
• Configure replicas and scaling
• Manage deployments from one dashboard
One thing I care about particularly is cost efficiency: workloads can scale down when they're not being used, rather than requiring infrastructure sitting idle.
DevLyft is still early, and that's a big reason we're launching it here. I'd especially love feedback from developers who currently use platforms like Render, Railway, Fly.io, Heroku or their own Kubernetes setup:
What's the biggest friction point in your current deployment workflow?
I'll be around all day answering questions and taking notes. Thanks for checking it out
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m one of the co-founders of DevLyft, and it’s exciting to finally have this out in the world.
We built DevLyft because we kept seeing how much time developers and teams lose to friction that gets in the way of actually building. Our goal is to make that experience simpler, faster, and genuinely useful in day-to-day development.
We’re still early, so feedback from this community would mean a lot. If you try DevLyft, I’d love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like us to build next.
Thanks for checking us out!