Why I'm building OlympStack — tools you own, for developers who run their own infrastructure. A small manifesto against renting software you'll use unchanged for the next decade.
I opened SSH into a server this morning the same way I did in 2014. Same command. Same workflow. The protocol turns 32 next year and it has not fundamentally changed in my lifetime as a developer.
So here's a question I can't stop asking:
why am I being asked to pay monthly for tools wrapped around workflows that haven't moved in a decade?
That question is the whole reason OlympStack exists. This is my first post here, so let me lay out what I'm building and the opinion underneath it.
