Server Infrastructure

You vibe-coded something that works on your laptop. Now you want other people to use it. That gap — between "runs on my machine" and "runs on the internet" — is what infrastructure is about. The good news: you don't need a DevOps career to cross it. You need a working mental model and the willingness to let AI handle the fiddly config.

This chapter demystifies the hosting landscape, gives you the trade-offs in plain language, and hands you a default path that takes a solo builder from prototype to production without drowning in choices.