u/byte-strix

Once I got past a couple of machines, SSH-ing into each to run

docker/kubectl/systemctl stopped scaling. Curious how others handle

it. one tool, a stitched-together stack, or just tmux and grit?

Where does your approach start to hurt?

Been building InfraCanvas (open source infra visualization tool, Go + React Flow) for a while now. Posted it on Product Hunt, a few other launch sites, been pretty active about it. Got 66 stars, basically no actual users signed up.

Not fishing for stars here, genuinely trying to figure out what's broken , is it the pitch, the landing page, the niche being too narrow, or just that launch sites don't convert anymore? If you've been through this, what actually worked for you to go from "cool project" to "people using it"?

Hey everyone! I'm a software engineer with 2+ years of experience.

I was going through resumes of people already working at good companies and noticed most of them didn't mention their previous companies, only a few did.

So I'm curious, could you guys share the resume that helped you jump from 5-6 LPA to 10+ LPA? What did it look like when you got that offer? 🙏

My resume is not getting selected — I recently applied for Amazon and didn't get selected. Would really appreciate any help!

I'm a software engineer with years of experience building products from scratch.

Some things I've built:

• AI-powered SaaS platforms
• Kubernetes and cloud management tools
• Cost optimization platforms for AWS/Azure/GCP
• Full-stack web applications (React, Node.js, Python)
• Developer tools and internal dashboards
• Automation systems and AI integrations
• Self-hosted and open-source projects

A few recent projects include building a cloud cost management platform and an open-source infrastructure visualization tool.

If you're a founder, startup, solo developer, or small business and need help with:

• Building an MVP
• AI features and integrations
• Web applications
• Dashboards and admin panels
• Cloud infrastructure
• Kubernetes deployments
• Automation and scripting
• Performance optimization
• Technical architecture

Send me a DM with your idea.

I'm documenting this challenge publicly and will share the results at the end of the 30 days.

Let's see how many projects Reddit can bring.

I'm an dev from Bangalore, about to launch my first SaaS. Domain is live, product is almost done, just finishing up testing.

Haven't registered a company yet. My plan was to register one once I make some money from it but now I'm second guessing myself.

Is it even legal to accept payments without a registered business? Any legal risks I should know about?

The product is called InfraCanvas if anyone's curious an AI-native infra control plane for DevOps teams.

Anyone done this before? Indian founders especially would help.

I'm 23, working as a software engineer , earning 30k right now. Appraisal is next month, probably going to 40k which honestly feels like nothing for this city, especially when I'm sending money home every month too. My roommate is leaving next month and I'll have to pay 12-13k rent alone. I don't want another flatmate, I just want my own space but financially it's going to be tight. I have a pending exam probably in September. I know I should be preparing but I just can't focus. I'm also working on an open source project, got 45 stars which felt great but last 2 days nothing and it just killed my motivation for some reason. I want to turn it into a SaaS but finding it hard to stay consistent. I also know I should be doing LeetCode to switch jobs and get better pay but again, no focus. And on top of all this I'm 23 and already feeling the pressure of "you're getting old." Parents will start the marriage talks by 26-27 and I'm nowhere near where I want to be financially. I just feel very low and scattered. Too many things at once and I don't know what to even pick up first. Am I doing something wrong in life? Has anyone been in this situation? How did you get out of it?