OP here. We, from Low-ops.com, needed a way for users to get started with their private instances with minimal friction. Since it is an application platform that comes preloaded with diverse set of services, a wildcard (public) subdomain is needed.
Tech wise it is a simple nextjs app that uses AWS Route53 as store and state.
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OP here. We, from Low-ops.com, needed a way for users to get started with their private instances with minimal friction. Since it is an application platform that comes preloaded with diverse set of services, a wildcard (public) subdomain is needed.
Tech wise it is a simple nextjs app that uses AWS Route53 as store and state.
I’m happy to answer any question you might have.