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Rightsize your stack
The stack you designed for 100k DAU is not the stack you need at 300 DAU. Most side projects end up over-provisioned — paying for infrastructure built around ambitions, not reality.
What rightsizing means
Rightsizing is matching your deployment stack to actual usage. You picked services and tiers when you were optimistic about growth. Six months later, traffic is flat, bills are not, and simplifying feels risky because you do not know what you can cut without breaking something.
- —A managed Kubernetes cluster for an app with 300 daily users
- —RDS Postgres on a db.t3.medium when SQLite on a $5 VPS would do
- —Three managed services you wired up at the start and never turned off
- —A PaaS hobby plan sized for the traffic you hoped for, not the traffic you have
Automated analysis — in development
We are building a feature that reads your existing codebase and infrastructure config — Dockerfile, wrangler.toml, railway.json, Terraform, package dependencies — and suggests a simpler, cheaper stack based on what you actually run. It is not ready yet.
When it ships, it will flag unused managed services, oversized compute tiers, and migration paths (for example: over-provisioned Kubernetes → a $5 VPS or Cloudflare Workers).
Until then: re-answer with real numbers
The questionnaire already handles this if you are honest about current traffic. Re-run it with your actual DAU, storage, and ops tolerance. The engine will recommend a stack sized for today — with a scaling curve so you still see what growth costs later.
- 1Enter your actual daily active users — not your launch target
- 2Lower storage and compute assumptions to match real usage
- 3Set ops preference to "minimal" if you no longer need the complexity
- 4Compare the new recommendation against what you are running today
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