Deploying Open Source and Free "Cal.com" into our own AWS
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I want the open-source calendar platform cal.com running on my own AWS account, fully operational and ready for everyday use. Following the official self-hosting guide (https://cal.com/docs/self-hosting/docker) and the many YouTube walk-throughs, please:
• Launch a clean EC2 instance (feel free to advise on the most sensible t-class size) and handle its security groups, key pair, and basic hardening.
• Deploy cal.com with Docker / Docker-Compose exactly as documented, including all required environment variables.
• Enable every out-of-the-box feature—authentication, booking, webhooks, email notifications, etc.—so I can start scheduling the moment you hand it over.
• Attach a custom domain, provision HTTPS (Let’s Encrypt is fine), and set up any auxiliary components the app expects (PostgreSQL container, Redis, or similar).
• Deliver connection details plus a concise step-by-step runbook so I can reproduce the setup or scale later.
Everything happens in my AWS space; if any IAM roles or additional AWS resources are advisable, let me know first. I’ll be available for quick credentials exchange and DNS updates.
• Launch a clean EC2 instance (feel free to advise on the most sensible t-class size) and handle its security groups, key pair, and basic hardening.
• Deploy cal.com with Docker / Docker-Compose exactly as documented, including all required environment variables.
• Enable every out-of-the-box feature—authentication, booking, webhooks, email notifications, etc.—so I can start scheduling the moment you hand it over.
• Attach a custom domain, provision HTTPS (Let’s Encrypt is fine), and set up any auxiliary components the app expects (PostgreSQL container, Redis, or similar).
• Deliver connection details plus a concise step-by-step runbook so I can reproduce the setup or scale later.
Everything happens in my AWS space; if any IAM roles or additional AWS resources are advisable, let me know first. I’ll be available for quick credentials exchange and DNS updates.
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