I built Gazill because I want to code, not fight infrastructure.

When I'm vibe coding with Cursor, Claude, whatever — I'm in flow. The last thing I want is to context-switch into Terraform, Kubernetes, or AWS console hell just to make my app live.

So I built what I actually wanted:

  Save your file → 15 seconds → live URL

That's it. No YAML. No config. No "just provision a cluster first."

How it works:

Instead of Kubernetes complexity, we use:

  • PostgreSQL for state (not etcd)
  • 50-line Node.js agents (not kubelet's 10k+ lines)
  • Caddy for routing (not Ingress + Service Mesh)
  • Direct Docker (not CRI abstraction)

Result: Same capabilities. 200x less code.

What you get:

  • Multi-region HA (5 datacenters)
  • Auto-scaling built in
  • Managed PostgreSQL/MySQL/Redis
  • Zero-downtime deploys
  • 11-13 second deploy time (vs 1-5 min for others)

AI-native:

Built for Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, Copilot. The `gazill context` command gives agents complete project state. They deploy correctly on first try.

Everything is free during beta — dev and production.

Infrastructure should be invisible.

Try it: https://gazill.io

Tech: Node.js, Docker, PostgreSQL, Caddy