Starter projects
Starter projects
Every starter project includes a working application code and a pre-configured stacktape.yml configuration used to
deploy it.
Express.js API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Express.js.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data. To
simplify the database access, this project uses Prisma.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Next.js SSR website
This project deploys a simple Server-side rendered NextJS application.
The project uses a Web Service to run the Next app.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Django API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Django and
Django REST Framework.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Flask API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Flask.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Gin API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Gin framework.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data. To
simplify the database access, this project uses go-gin.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Lambda API with DynamoDb
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses
DynamoDb to store the data. To simplify the database access,
this project uses DynamoDb OneTable.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Lambda streaming with DynamoDb
This project deploys:
a simple Lambda-based HTTP API,
a fanout Lambda function monitoring changes in DynamoDB table(table stream) and recording them to SNS topic.
The application uses Lambda functions to run the
code and DynamoDb to store the data. To simplify the
database access, this project uses DynamoDb OneTable.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Lambda API with MongoDb
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses
MongoDb Atlas cluster to store the data. To
simplify the database access, this project uses Mongoose ORM.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Laravel SSR website
This project deploys a simple Server-side rendered Laravel application.
The project uses a Web Service to run the Laravel app.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Nest.js API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Nest.js.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data. To
simplify the database access, this project uses Prisma.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Ruby on Rails API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Ruby on Rails.
The application runs in a Web Service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Spring Boot API with Postgres
This project deploys a simple HTTP API built using Spring Boot.
The application runs in a web service resource and uses
a Postgres relational database to store the data.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
Angular SPA
This project deploys a simple Single Page Application built using Angular.io.
The project uses a S3 storage bucket to store the application assets
and a CDN to cache the content at the edge.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Gatsby.js website
This project deploys a statically-built Gatsby.js application.
The project uses a S3 storage bucket to store the application assets
and a CDN to cache the content at the edge.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Go lambda with DynamoDB
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API using Go runtime.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses
DynamoDb to store the data.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Java lambda with DynamoDB
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API using Java runtime.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses
DynamoDb to store the data.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Kafka stream processing
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based stream-processing app.
The application uses 2 Lambda functions,
Upstash Kafka topic and
HTTP API Gateway. The first Lambda function is triggered by
an HTTP request. It writes the message from the HTTP request to the Kafka topic. The Kafka topic batches the messages.
The second lambda function processes the batched messages.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Lambda API with MySQL
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses a
MySQL relational database to store the data. To simplify
the database access, this project uses Prisma.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Lambda app with Redis
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP endpoint that stores the data in
Upstash Redis.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Web scraper with Puppeteer
This project deploys a web link scraper implemented in Typescript using headless chrome -
Puppeteer.
The scraper runs in a Lambda function
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
NuxtJs SSR website container
This project deploys a simple Server-side rendered NuxtJS v3 application.
The project uses a Web Service to run the Nuxt app and a
S3 storage bucket with
CDN to host the static content.
Price: $9 + pay per usage.
NuxtJs SSR website lambda
This project deploys a simple Server-side rendered NuxtJS v3 application.
The project uses a Lambda function to run the Nuxt
app and a S3 storage bucket with
CDN to host the static content.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Python Lambda with MongoDb
This project deploys a simple Lambda-based HTTP API using Python runtime.
The application runs in a Lambda function and uses
DynamoDb to store the data. To simplify
the database access, this project uses PyMongo.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
React SPA with Vite.js
This project deploys a simple Single Page Application built using React.js and
Vite.js.
The project uses a S3 storage bucket to store the application assets
and a CDN to cache the content at the edge.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Websocket API with Socket.io
This project deploys a simple Websocket API built using Socket.io.
The application runs in a
container workload and uses
Upstash redis to store the session data. The requests
are routed using Application Load Balancer.
The Websocket API is work as expected even if horizontally scaled (multiple parallel instances can be added).
Price: $25 + pay per usage.
Svelte SPA with Vite.js
This project deploys a simple Single Page Application built using Vue.js and
Vite.js.
The project uses a S3 storage bucket to store the application assets
and a CDN to cache the content at the edge.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Tensorflow image classification
This project deploys machine-learning powered image classifier built using Tensorflow
and Python.
The project uses a Batch job to run the classification and
2 S3 storage buckets to store the input and output.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.
Vue SPA with Vite.js
This project deploys a simple Single Page Application built using Vue.js and
Vite.js.
The project uses a S3 storage bucket to store the application assets
and a CDN to cache the content at the edge.
Price: $0 + pay per usage.