Real data, not samples
Pipelines, storage, serving. Sized for everything you have, not for the sample in the demo.
Anyone can vibe-code a demo in an afternoon. Getting it into production, on real data with real users, is a different animal. That part is what I do. No slide decks. Commits.
The three parts that turn a demo into a product. I build all three.
Pipelines, storage, serving. Sized for everything you have, not for the sample in the demo.
The edge cases, the error handling, the last features the demo left out.
Monitoring, cost per request, reliability. The part demos skip, and the reason it is still up in a year.
What I built, what broke, and what I learned.
Twenty-five minutes. I want to understand where it is stuck before I propose anything.
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