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Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months

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Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months

#1
Hey HN,

I posted Out Plane here last week. Wanted to share an update because I've been shipping a lot.

I started this because deploying side projects was killing my motivation. Build something fun over a weekend, then waste two days on Dockerfiles, nginx, and SSL. So I built what I wanted — connect GitHub, push code, get a URL. Done.

Since December I've added managed PostgreSQL, managed Redis with RedisInsight built in, Dockerfile auto-detection that pre-fills your config, real-time metrics, and scale to zero — no traffic means no bill. Per-second pricing, not hourly. Same Next.js + Postgres app costs me $2.40/mo vs $12–47 on other platforms.

No CLI yet, docs need work, ~200 users. Just me, no team, no funding. But people are running real stuff on it.

$20 free credit, no credit card. I read all feedback personally — I'm the only one here.

Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months
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Re: Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months

#3
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> Just me, no team Your site says this though: > 24/7 enterprise support with dedicated engineers > Dedicated solutions architect > Dedicated support team That's not really possible without a team, and your linkedin says 2-10 employees

Only I am on LinkedIn, you can choose it

Re: Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months

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post #2

> Just me, no team Your site says this though: > 24/7 enterprise support with dedicated engineers > Dedicated solutions architect > Dedicated support team That's not really possible without a team, and your linkedin says 2-10 employees

Multiple personality

Re: Show HN: Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months

#8
Looks great! There's a bunch of tools in that niche by now but there's space for more, especially when it comes to making the self-hosted database experience better with monitoring, backups and restore (https://blog.notmyhostna.me/posts/what-i-wish-existed-for-se...)

I'm currently using Dokku and I'm more in the market for things I can run on Hetzner / OVH.

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