Cloud infrastructure
Lime Boost
Automate AWS infrastructure deployments in minutes.
- Category
- Cloud infrastructure
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Developers and teams deploying frontend or Docker applications on AWS
About
Manage AWS infrastructure easily
Features
- Problem
- Frontend deployment requires global delivery and asset hosting configuration.
- How it works
- Deploys frontend applications with AWS CloudFront delivery and S3 asset storage.
- Result
- Fast, scalable frontend hosting with built-in CloudFront DDoS protection.
- Why
- CloudFront provides global edge delivery, while Lime Boost handles deployments and infrastructure setup.
- Problem
- Docker workloads require servers, networking, traffic routing, and capacity management.
- How it works
- Deploys Docker applications to ECS Fargate with load balancing, VPC networking, security groups, and access control.
- Result
- A production-ready container environment that scales based on demand.
- Why
- The infrastructure is configured and connected in the customer’s AWS account.
- Problem
- AWS setup often involves manual console work or automation scripts.
- How it works
- Guides users through sign-in, deployment, and a ready environment, including a create-infrastructure workflow.
- Result
- Infrastructure can be created with less operational overhead.
- Why
- The product positions this as an alternative to ClickOps and scripting.
- Problem
- Teams building full-stack AWS environments need coordinated infrastructure.
- How it works
- Offers a co-development partnership covering frontend, Docker backend, databases, networking, and AWS Bedrock AgentCore for AI agents.
- Result
- A scalable, production-ready AWS environment tailored to the project.
- Why
- Lime Boost and the customer build the cloud setup together.
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