Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m building Forgeon, a developer-first deployment platform for makers, indie hackers, agencies, and developers who want to ship apps without fighting infrastructure. Most developers don’t start projects because they want to configure servers, reverse proxies, SSL certificates, deployment scripts, logs, and scaling rules. They just want to build, deploy, and show their work to the world. That’s why Forgeon exists. With Forgeon, you can deploy modern apps faster, manage domains and SSL, view logs, handle deployments, and scale your services without manually touching VPS configuration every time. Forgeon is designed for developers who want the speed of platforms like Vercel/Railway, but with a more container-friendly approach for real-world apps, APIs, backends, and services. What Forgeon helps with: - Deploy web apps and APIs faster - Skip manual VPS setup - Manage domains and SSL more easily - View deployment logs - Run containerized workloads - Prepare for scaling without drowning in DevOps work - Focus more on product, less on infrastructure I started building Forgeon because I know how painful deployment can be, especially for developers who are just starting out or solo builders who have to do everything alone. Forgeon is still growing, but the mission is clear: Make production feel simple. Would love your feedback, questions, and support. Thanks for checking it out 🙏

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What makes deployment still painful for developers?

I m building Forgeon.io, a developer-first platform to help builders deploy apps without wrestling with VPS setup, SSL, domains, logs, containers, and scaling.

I d love to hear from developers, indie hackers, students, agencies, and solo founders:

What part of deployment still feels annoying, confusing, or too slow for you?

Is it server setup? Docker? domains? SSL? logs? pricing? scaling? environment variables? CI/CD?

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Forgeon

From code to live app - without VPS headaches.

From code to live app - without VPS headaches.

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What makes deployment still painful for developers?

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What makes deployment still painful for developers?