Building https://canine.sh, which is a platform to make any Kubernetes cluster as easy to use as Heroku for deploying web apps, cron jobs, etc.
The >$500 is basically by offering it for free to everyone and having support to 3 small corporate customers.
I found this is a really great way to get feedback and bootstrap the roadmap of a project. Little usability / quality of life features, that I never would've worked on myself, turned out to be sizable pain points for others.
And since they're paying at least something for it, the few beta customers are a lot more committed to making the thing work.
The >$500 is basically by offering it for free to everyone and having support to 3 small corporate customers.
I found this is a really great way to get feedback and bootstrap the roadmap of a project. Little usability / quality of life features, that I never would've worked on myself, turned out to be sizable pain points for others.
And since they're paying at least something for it, the few beta customers are a lot more committed to making the thing work.