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Why we built MYMICROAPPS?

Why we built MYMICROAPPS?

We have been working in the development enviroment for many years. Although writing code is fun, the build, deployment and running of the code was always difficult and time consuming.
Even working with our major cloud providers was not easy also. There is always the initial setup that needs to be done for networking, security and access controls.
Then we need to setup the VM's which was easy but the ops of it became to much. Even using the cloud providers app deployments setup was also not so easy and expensive.
And then off course is the dreaded pricing stuctures. It was too complex and too expensive and you pay for everything.... but all we wanted to do was write code.

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