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Self-host Medusa in production on Kuberns with agentic AI. Just Provide secure env variables, click deploy, and launch your opensource backend in minutes.
Parth Kanpariya
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Parth Kanpariya is a Backend Engineer at Kuberns, where he works on building reliable, scalable systems that power modern cloud deployment workflows. With experience across multiple product-driven teams, he brings a strong foundation in backend architecture, API design, and infrastructure-focused development. Parth shares insights on backend development, deployment systems, and practical DevOps workflows. His content focuses on breaking down complex infrastructure concepts into clear, actionable ideas that developers can apply in real projects. His goal is to help developers build and deploy applications more efficiently without getting stuck in unnecessary complexity.
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