Deploy any app, anywhere
We've split infrastructure-as-code (IaC) into twin frameworks, Components & Datacenters, to give developers and operators self-service and autonomy.
databases:
users:
type: postgres:15
builds:
backend:
context: ./backend
deployments:
backend:
image: ${{ builds.backend.image }}
environment:
DB_DSN: ${{ databases.users.url }}
services:
backend:
deployment: backend
port: 8080
Components
An open model for defining cloud-native apps
Create portable, extensible, cloud-native apps in a language built for developers.
Datacenters
Hook-driven
infrastructure-as-code
Offer self-service to developers while maintaining control over your infrastructure.
Why Architect?
What do you get with two frameworks that you don't get from one?
Two frameworks offers a beautiful blend of self-service and control. Separating the responsibilities of Devs and Ops allows both to do their job more effectively.
- On-demand cloud environments
Components' built-in dependency manager allows them to deploy and integrate their dependencies, their dependencies dependencies, and so on. This recursive delivery means every Component can be stood up in a fresh environment with a single command.
- Zero-trust security
Components' focus on application relationships and architecture enables them to automate security within your cloud. Every consuming application can be issued unique credentials, and network traffic can be locked down so only applications designed to talk to each other can resolve each other.
- A customizable cloud platform
The self-service capabilities of Components are all built on top of a flexible framework giving you full control of your platform experience, Datacenters. Developers are free to create new apps and environments, and every deployment will conform to your cloud needs.
Testimonials
We work with amazing people
Our company has strict protocols to ensure customer data is protected, but maintaining parallel customer environments has been a nightmare. Architect's automated environment provisioning helped us re-focus on feature development and less on infra - as it should be!
Our team struggled with synchronizing our environments and wasted the time of our most senior engineers. Architect simplified deployments so much that it not only improved synchronization but also reduced our engineering overhead. What used to take 3 senior engineers to do is now no more than a part-time job.
As a solo dev founder, I was able to launch my MVP faster with Architect.io. Their continuous delivery platform allowed me to go from a Docker Compose file to being fully deployed to Kubernetes in an afternoon, and I know I'll never have to worry about managing my production deployments.
