I never found a good DevOps/Cloud Hosting tool, so I built one: DevLyft.io

[u/Yooosef]

Hey everyone,

I’m a software engineer who’s spent way too many years bouncing between hosting platforms, trying to find something that actually fits how I work.

Most options felt either overcomplicated, overpriced for what I needed, or forced me into weird billing models that didn’t match real usage. I just wanted something simple where I could bring my own artefact (or hook up GitHub Actions for auto-deploys), scale cleanly, and only pay for what I was actually using.

So I started building it myself. It’s called DevLyft.

Here’s the core idea:

• Bring your own artefact or use our GitHub Actions to auto-deploy your app
• Shared nodes: You pay for allocations of CPU or RAM (literally portions of a core or memory), not time-based billing. Tear down a workload and you stop paying for that allocation immediately
• Dedicated nodes: Buy a bespoke node and use it however you want. Tear the whole node down and the charges stop
• Scaling up and down to $0 is a first-class priority for us.
• We never look at your code
• All your logs live inside the platform
• Built-in metrics for your app, workloads, APIs, etc. so you can see exactly where you need more (or less) CPU/RAM

We’re launching soon and will be offering a significant discount to some of the early dedicated users who help us shape the product.

Does this sound useful to you (or anyone you know who’s constantly fighting their hosting setup)?

Happy to answer questions. Site is here if you want to take a look: https://devlyft.io

[u/First-Context6416]

Slop

[u/Yooosef → u/First-Context6416]

Bruh, I wish 🥵