How Lime Boost Saves Startups Time and Money
You don’t need to learn GitHub to test your application in web. It’s enough to build your product and upload your built code files to cloud, like any files. You already know how to upload files.
Click “Create Infrastructure” button and Lime Boost deploys AWS infrastructure for you.
The main barrier to getting your software live on the cloud is often the feeling that you don’t know what to do. Don’t worry, my guinea pig did it without any IT experience.
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This is interesting. I’ve seen so many early-stage founders get stuck at the “deployment” stage not because their product isn’t ready, but because setting up AWS/GCP feels intimidating. The idea of simplifying it down to “just upload files” sounds like a huge time-saver.
I like how you framed it as removing the fear of the unknown. That’s often a bigger barrier than the technical setup itself.
how does Lime Boost handle scaling if a project suddenly gets more traffic? Is it automatic, or does the founder need to adjust settings later?
Thank you! Lime Boost deploys scalable cloud infra, for frontend CloudFront distribution and S3, and for backend ECS Fargate for running Docker containers.
It's also easy to delete unused test environments.