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    Railway starters (by railwayapp)

    I'm using Railway (for both personal and client): https://railway.app/ It's a PaaS similar to Heroku, so it can be a bit limiting in some cases, but I found it really great for most of my use-cases.

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  3. flyctl

    Command line tools for fly.io services

    Honourable mention is fly.io which I've heard good things about (and has a free tier) but I haven't personally used it.

  4. cli

    A command-line interface for Hetzner Cloud (by hetznercloud)

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