Zeabur

Hello Product Hunt Community 👋 I extend my sincere thanks to Luo for featuring our product. It gives me immense pleasure to announce that after six months of diligent development, we are finally ready to launch our PaaS product, Zeabur, on Product Hunt! Zeabur is a sophisticated platform that simplifies the process for developers to deploy their services. No matter the programming language or framework employed, our open-source tool, zbpack (https://github.com/zeabur/zbpack), can analyze it and construct a comprehensive build plan for you. In addition to this, our service marketplace allows you to deploy any container images, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, along with open-source services like Uptime Kuma, AFFiNE, Memos, and more, directly to your project! Looking ahead, we are fervently working to introduce additional features to our platform, including multiple available zones, cron jobs, serverless functions, and much more. Thank you for your continual support. We encourage you to explore and enjoy Zeabur. We eagerly anticipate your feedback, so please feel free to share it here!

Hello everyone, I'm Luo, the founder of EarlyBird. I am excited to introduce you to Zeabur for Yuanlin - a PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) that simplifies service deployment for developers. With just one click, Zeabur allows you to deploy your services regardless of the programming language or framework used. Zeabur automatically analyzes your code to determine the language and framework being used. You only pay for the resources your service actually utilizes, rather than paying for an entire EC2 instance. By deploying all your services in one place, you can reduce management costs and improve transmission speeds. We invite you to try out Zeabur today! Share your feedback with Yuanlin's team so they can continue enhancing the product and improving your overall experience. Best regards, Luo from EarlyBird

Congratulations on launch! Great to see well packaged Infrastructure product with an interesting pricing model! How did you end up naming the product Zeabur? Is there a meaning behind the name Zeabur?