Hosting My SaaS Application | [Devlog 6] | AWS vs. Google Cloud vs. PaaS (Heroku)

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This video is all about hosting software applications. I am currently in the final phases of launching an MVP for my SaaS, and it was time to get it all hosted. I had to make some decisions regarding whether to host it on AWS, or a PaaS like Heroku, so I want to share all those considerations. The three pieces that needed to be hosted were my front end code which is a React Vite application, a Spring Boot Java server, and a Postgresql database.

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00:00 Intro
01:43 What to host
3:00 When to host
05:47 PaaS vs Cloud
09:05 How I'm hosting
10:31 How much it costs
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Great stuff dude! People keep calling you tech Shia LeBeouf but you’re Jon Snow!!!

Gooner
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Nice video! I love following along with these. Excited to jump in the beta once that goes out.

For any other solo founders here is what my breakdown is.

Context I have 2 SaaS I've built/building.

Digital ocean
27/per month
- hosting 3 Rails apps and their associated Postgres DB.
- 2 production apps and one staging env for the larger application.

Hatchbox io
49/month
- used for simplifying deploys and digital ocean provisions/configs.
- again used on all three applications.

I think I pay about the same for both of my domains.

~$80/month

Helpgnome
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Thanks for sharing your experiences.

Did you think about whether Dinnerbee should be a mobile app or web app in the beginning based on its use case? Why did it become a web app rather than a mobile app?

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