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DevOps
Make development, test and production environments repeatable with Terraform, Managed Kubernetes, isolated projects and Auto-Scale. Shut down idle environments and pay only for the hours they run.
Challenges
Undocumented, manual setups lead to lost knowledge when someone leaves and to drift between environments.
When teams and customer demos share one environment, a change in one place breaks another and permissions get tangled.
Development and test environments keep running after hours and at weekends, and the bill grows with hours nobody uses.
Rolling back after a bad deployment takes a long time when there is no recent recovery point.
Our approach
Products used
Infrastructure as CodeDefine your infrastructure in code with Terraform. Build infrastructure and apps from scratch in minutes, with fewer human errors.Explore product
Managed KubernetesManaged Kubernetes clusters ready in 5 minutes through the UI and wizards, with no command line required.Explore product
Multi-TenancyFully isolated projects in one click, fine-grained role-based access control and multi-factor authentication.Explore productAuto-ScaleAuto-Scale adds servers as load rises and removes them as it falls. You pay only for the capacity you actually use.Explore product
BackupSnapshot-based data protection, backups to object storage, and Zadara B2OS backups locally or to a second data center.Explore productOutcomes
A new test or customer environment is built from code in minutes instead of by hand.
The same code produces the same environment every time, so surprises caused by configuration drift become rare.
Environments are billed only for the hours they run, so idle capacity no longer inflates the bill.
Each team works in its own project, with access controlled by role-based permissions and multi-factor authentication.
Yes. With Terraform you can create extra servers automatically for planned or unplanned load and configure the load balancer in the same code. Extra resources are billed by the hour.
Open a separate project for each environment. Projects are fully isolated from each other, and you manage access per project with role-based permissions and multi-factor authentication.
Only CPU and RAM are not charged while a server is stopped; other resources such as disks continue to be billed.
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