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Lathe

@latheliveJoined September 2026

App, database and auth on one dedicated machine. One flat bill.

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Lathe is built by two founder-builders. It puts your app, database and auth on one dedicated machine with one flat bill.

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Lathelathe.hashnode.dev8 posts

Redis to Postgres: the three patterns that actually get used

Redis to Postgres: the three patterns that actually get used "Redis to Postgres" is three questions wearing one search box. Sometimes it means putting a cache in front of a database. Sometimes it mean

Sep 28 · 6 min readlathe.hashnode.dev

Self-hosting Supabase in production: what are you signing up to run?

Supabase makes it possible to run its stack on your own infrastructure. That can be exactly right when you need control over the deployment and have the people to operate it. But a Docker Compose file

Sep 27 · 6 min readlathe.hashnode.dev

Lathe vs a self-managed VPS: the cost of the work around the server

A self-managed VPS is the cheapest way to get a whole virtual machine. Postgres, Redis and a container runtime are free. If you already enjoy operating servers, a VPS can be the correct answer. Lathe

Sep 22 · 4 min readlathe.hashnode.dev

A Render alternative when you want one machine instead of a service stack

Render gives an app team a conventional managed platform: web services, private services, workers, Postgres, a Redis-compatible Key Value service, cron jobs, static sites and more. Each part can have

Sep 22 · 4 min readlathe.hashnode.dev

A Railway alternative when you want one machine and one number

Railway is good at turning a repository into a running service. It supports private networking, volumes, replicas, preview environments and a broad range of workloads. If per-second resource billing f

Sep 22 · 4 min readlathe.hashnode.dev

Lathe

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Lathe's blogs

Redis to Postgres: the three patterns that actually get used

Self-hosting Supabase in production: what are you signing up to run?

Lathe vs a self-managed VPS: the cost of the work around the server

A Render alternative when you want one machine instead of a service stack

A Railway alternative when you want one machine and one number

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Lathe's blogs

Redis to Postgres: the three patterns that actually get used

Self-hosting Supabase in production: what are you signing up to run?

Lathe vs a self-managed VPS: the cost of the work around the server

A Render alternative when you want one machine instead of a service stack

A Railway alternative when you want one machine and one number