I'm the solo developer behind Lynq. I originally wanted to offer a live demo that would provision a short-lived tiny app in real time so people could actually watch it boot and vanish. It was a fun idea, but running that safely on small homelab-style infrastructure didn’t feel solid enough for security or traffic spikes.
So I switched to providing the demo through KillerCoda instead. It gives a clean, isolated environment where you can try the workflow without setup. Just sharing in case it's useful.
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I'm the solo developer behind Lynq. I originally wanted to offer a live demo that would provision a short-lived tiny app in real time so people could actually watch it boot and vanish. It was a fun idea, but running that safely on small homelab-style infrastructure didn’t feel solid enough for security or traffic spikes.
So I switched to providing the demo through KillerCoda instead. It gives a clean, isolated environment where you can try the workflow without setup. Just sharing in case it's useful.