When publicly releasing web services or applications for business, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is almost always a candidate.

It has everything imaginable, and it's even possible to cover all infrastructure needs with AWS.

Many people are probably already operating servers on AWS. (Of course, our company also utilizes many AWS server-related services.)

However………but………it's just too difficult!!!!!

Starting with exceedingly complex explanations, sometimes called AWS literature,

then a management screen with a difficulty level ten times that,

and operations via command line that are a hundred times harder………

Yes, the biggest hurdle with AWS is the initial setup.

Many people, once they overcome that initial step, can continue operations smoothly.

But that first step is often hard to take.

Haven't you ever thought, "Hmm, isn't there an easier way to do this? I don't want to spend so much time on this..."? 

Once configured, settings are often reused. The most important thing is simply getting through the initial setup.

However, the difficulty in overcoming that initial hurdle (or the desire to avoid the effort even if it's surmountable) led to a surge of PaaS-type competing services (like Heroku or Vercel).

Of course, they are all excellent services.

Their simplicity is truly appealing, but the advantage of accessing the vast features of AWS cannot be overlooked.The ability to choose a more flexible and high-performing infrastructure as a business grows is a unique characteristic of AWS that other services do not offer.

Therefore, I thought it would be great to have a tool that could complete AWS setup quickly by simply selecting common patterns.

If we could skip the overwhelming number of settings that make us think, "Do I really have to do all this?"it would free up time to focus on our core business.How many companies would benefit from such a convenient tool that maximizes AWS features while eliminating unnecessary steps?

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•  Select desired patterns on the web console
•  Combinations
  • Frontend + CDN
  • Full-stack web service
  • S3 only, etc.
• Scale
  • Hobby level
  • Demo level
  • Small scale
  • Medium scale
  • Large scale
• Output format
  • Output of configuration files for Amazon Config
  • Or detailed articles on how to operate the management screen
  • A management screen that performs operations on the actual management screen via scraping