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Build your own Kubernetes infrastructure with just a few minutes

Hi, devs!

At CTO.ai, we know that most startups need help to scale faster in operations and software infrastructure to handle multiple requests and keep the application up at a lower cost.

If your team has decided to go for Kubernetes already, we have an open-source repository you can try to build an infrastructure on your own using DigitalOcean.

Here are the technologies used on the code that can help you scale quickly:

  • Infra based on Kubernetes
  • Container Registry
  • Postgres
  • Spaces
  • Load Balancers SSL (via LetsEncrypt)
  • Project Resource Management all build using CDKTF
  • Terraform Cloud
  • TypeScript

It also includes integration with CTO.ai's Developer Control Plane, that focus on the developer experience. In that way, you can build infrastructure using tools you are familiar with, such as Slack and CLI.

With the Developer Control Plane, you can deliver features using these most common tools and preview the application after each deployment. You can test it before going live in a production environment.

Click here to go to the GitHub repository.

Feel free to collaborate with our open-source code as well! We'll be glad to have your expertise and feedback on the code we've been building from developers to developers :)

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