LocalOps

LocalOps is a deployment platform that enables developers to ship code as SaaS, BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud), single-tenant, or self-hosted deployments on any cloud provider from a single platform. It eliminates the need to write Dockerfiles, Helm Charts, or Terraform scripts by automating the entire deployment pipeline using your existing git-commit-push workflow. The platform supports AWS, GCP, and Azure, making it ideal for startups and growing companies that want enterprise-ready deployment capabilities without scaling their DevOps team.

• One Platform for Multiple Deployment Models - Deploy as public SaaS, BYOC for customer cloud accounts, dedicated single-tenant infrastructure, or self-hosted packages all from the same console.

• Git Push to Deploy - Connect your GitHub repo, select a branch, and push to deploy automatically. LocalOps watches for new commits and handles the entire build and deployment process.

• Preview Environments - Every pull request gets an ephemeral URL for testing changes in isolation, with access to existing dependencies like databases and other services.

• Automatic Cloud Resource Provisioning - Skip writing Terraform or Pulumi scripts. LocalOps automatically provisions S3, RDS, Elasticache, SQS, SNS, and other cloud resources.

• Built-in Monitoring Stack - Pre-configured Grafana and Prometheus for real-time monitoring, logs, metrics, and crash reporting without purchasing DataDog or NewRelic.

• Auto-scaling and Load Balancing - Automatic scaling capabilities with load balancing and app redundancy to handle traffic spikes.

• Secure by Default - VPC and subnet isolation, auto-renewing SSL certificates, encrypted data volumes, encrypted secrets, and role-based access control.

• Multi-Cloud Support - Deploy on AWS, GCP, or Azure with support for 100+ cloud regions and compute up to 448 vCPU and 24TB memory/storage.

To get started, sign up for a free account, connect your GitHub repository and cloud account, and deploy your first environment in under 30 minutes. The platform supports any tech stack including web services, frontend apps, workers, cron jobs, and pre-containerized workloads via Docker images or Helm charts.