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Sevalla

@sevalla_hosting

Stop managing infrastructure. Ship production apps fast without Kubernetes or DevOps overhead.

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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 2
AI accelerated software development. Infrastructure operations did not. Teams can generate code faster than ever, then lose hours debugging pipelines, Kubernetes configs, scaling, and environment drift. The bottleneck moved downstream. 🧵 Blog:
Most teams don't want infrastructure ownership anymore
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Csaba Kissi
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Services for coders/makers Full-stack hosting - Sevalla CDN + WAF - Akamai Domains + DNS - Namecheap Auth - Auth0 Database - Supabase Search - Algolia Payments - Paddle Error tracking - Rollbar Uptime monitoring - UptimeRobot CI/CD - CircleCI
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Sevalla
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Most teams have an engineer who “knows the infrastructure.” That’s not a flex, that's a future failure. If your ability to deploy, debug production, or ship features depends on one person being available, you’ve built a product delivery bottleneck. AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure
The engineer who knows your infrastructure is your single point of failure
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 24
A Dockerfile is the recipe for building a container image. It tells Docker which base image to use, which files to copy, which commands to run, and how the app should start. A simple Dockerfile usually includes: FROM Chooses the base image. WORKDIR Sets the working directory
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 23
Your product engineers shouldn’t spend half their day investigating infrastructure issues. Every hour spent chasing logs, deployments, and configuration changes is an hour not spent shipping features. That’s why we built Stella. Stella is Sevalla’s AI support agent. She helps
Meet Stella: Sevalla's AI support agent
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 23
Kubernetes architecture is easier to understand when you split it into two parts: Control Plane and Worker Nodes. The Control Plane is the brain of the cluster. It includes: API Server The main entry point for commands and communication. etcd Stores the cluster state and
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 22
Docker components Dockerfile A blueprint that defines how to build an image. Image A read-only template containing the app code, dependencies, libraries, and runtime configuration. Container A running instance of an image where the application actually executes. Docker Daemon
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 21
Great system design isn’t just about scaling apps. It’s about reducing the number of things your team has to constantly maintain. The less time spent managing infrastructure, the more time spent shipping features, improving reliability, and solving real user problems.
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 19
Microservices architecture breaks one large application into smaller, independent services. Instead of a single codebase handling everything, each service owns a specific business area. A typical flow looks like this: - Users access the app from web, mobile, or desktop -
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Csaba Kissi
@csaba_kissi
Jun 18
Services for coders Hosting without infra management - Sevalla CDN + DNS - Bunny․net Domains - Dynadot Auth - WorkOS Transactional email - Mailgun Logging - Axiom Monitoring - Datadog Search - Elasticsearch (Elastic Cloud) Payments - Lemon Squeezy Error tracking -
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 18
HTTP vs. HTTPs HTTP sends data in plain text. That means sensitive information like: • passwords • user IDs • form data • session details • payment information Can potentially be read or modified during transmission between the browser and the server. HTTPS adds SSL/TLS
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 17
Hiring more engineers should increase product velocity. So why does your team keep getting slower? Because infrastructure complexity scales against your team. More AWS services → more ownership → more coordination → more bottlenecks. Most growth-stage product companies
Infrastructure complexity scales against your team
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Sevalla
@sevalla_hosting
Jun 17
Different API architecture styles solve different problems: REST Uses standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. Great for resource-based web APIs. GraphQL Allows clients to request precisely the data they need, which is useful when different screens require
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