Ship Faster.
Hire DevOps Later.
Ops-V gives every developer one self-service site — new services, Kubernetes infrastructure through Terraform, CI/CD and AI support on Amazon Bedrock. Your team works with the platform, not a ticket queue.
Built on the tools your team already trusts
One site. Every workflow.
When developers work only against the platform, DevOps stops being a bottleneck and starts being a product.
Every request is a ticket.
- Developers DM DevOps for access, buckets and deploys
- Every new service is set up differently
- Test environments run all night, all weekend
- You hire DevOps before you have product-market fit
- Knowledge lives in one person's head
Every request is a button.
- Developers self-serve through guided forms
- Every service follows the same golden path
- Environments start on demand and stop when idle
- A small ops team scales to many developers
- Procedures and AI answer before a human has to
Haven't built the company yet? Start on the right platform.
The cheapest DevOps is the one you design in from day one. Plug in your numbers.
Illustrative estimate from your inputs only — 46 working weeks, idle share applied to non-prod spend. Not a quote.
Get a tailored estimateEverything your developers need. Nothing they have to ask for.
Every tool. One search.
Git, CI, ArgoCD clusters, dashboards, docs and cloud consoles — organized, searchable, behind one SSO login.
- Categories for source control, CI, GitOps, monitoring, infra
- Managed as config — change links without a deploy
- Updates feed so everyone sees platform changes
Build & deploy in one click.
Trigger your pipelines from a form — the right parameters, the right environment, no Jenkins archaeology.
- Jenkins and GitHub Actions for build & test
- Images to your registry, Helm charts for every service
- ArgoCD GitOps — a tag bump is a deploy
Environments on demand.
Start a full QA environment when you need it. Stop it when you don't. Pay only for what runs.
- AWS and GCP environments
- Live status per component while it boots
- Health checks that heal common failures
Least-privilege access, as code.
A developer picks the service and the resources. Ops-V writes the IAM policy in Terraform and opens the PR.
- S3, RDS, SQS, MSK, ElastiCache, secrets
- Reviewed, versioned, auditable in Git
- SSO for every portal action
resource "aws_iam_policy" "payments_api" {
policy = data.aws_iam_policy_document.s3_sqs.json
}
Know what the cloud costs.
Kubernetes cost by team, namespace and controller — plus an AI-written report with what to fix first.
- KubeCost and cloud cost dashboards in one place
- AI report: KPIs, anomalies, recommended actions
- Published as a PR — reviewable, shareable
Who's on call, at a glance.
A weekly DevOps shift everyone can see — with swaps, today's owner, and a direct line when you truly need a human.
- Schedule managed as config
- One-off swaps without editing the rotation
- The last step of the support flow — not the first
Every service has an owner.
Services created through Ops-V land in the catalog automatically — owner, team, repo and runtime.
- No more "who owns this?" in Slack
- Searchable by service, team or person
- Feeds on-call routing and cost reports
Every new service starts here. Automatically.
The first day of a service decides its next three years. Create it by hand and every service is a snowflake. Create it from Ops-V and every service is born production-ready.
Same golden path
Charts, pipelines, ArgoCD apps and alerts follow one standard — every time.
Secure by default
Least-privilege IAM via Terraform, secrets set up properly, checks before go-live.
Days become minutes
Ops-V opens every PR for you. Review, merge, and ArgoCD rolls it out.
Owned from day one
Registered in the catalog with its team — ready for on-call and cost reports.
- 1Service info
- 2Infrastructure
- 3Readiness checks
- 4Review & create
Kubernetes, Terraform and CI/CD. Already wired.
Ops-V doesn't replace your stack — it puts a product on top of it. Everything stays in Git, everything is reviewable.
GitHub Actions
Jenkins
Container registry
Helm charts
ArgoCD · app-of-apps
Terraform modules
PR-based plan & apply
IAM policies
Kubernetes (EKS)
RDS · S3 · SQS
Kafka (MSK)
Observability
Don't DM DevOps. Follow the path.
Procedures first. Then an AI plugin. Only if that doesn't solve it — the on-call DevOps shift, with the whole context already in the ticket.
Try it: pick a problem
Watch where it gets solved.
1 · Procedures
Searchable runbooks for the everyday: environments, access, deploys, tools.
2 · AI plugin
Bedrock-powered plugins that diagnose, fix, or open the right PR for you.
3 · On-call DevOps shift
A ticket to today's on-call engineer — pre-filled with everything above.
Everything runs on AI. On Amazon Bedrock.
Models run through Bedrock in your own AWS account — your code, logs and tickets stay in your cloud. That's what makes AI safe to put in every workflow.
Assistant in the portal
Ask anything about your platform, environments or pipelines.
AI plugins
Bug triage, ticket enrichment, environment fixes, repo mapping — packaged workflows.
AI reports
Cost and efficiency reports written for humans, delivered as PRs.
Faster platform development
New capabilities are described, generated and reviewed — not hand-built for months.
A product, not a framework.
Backstage is a great framework for building a portal. Ops-V is the portal — AI-native, with the workflows already built.
| Capability | Ops-V | Backstage |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A working platform with ready workflows | A framework you assemble, host and upgrade |
| AI | Native — assistant, plugins, reports on Bedrock | Add-on plugins you choose and integrate |
| Adding a capability | Describe it, generate it with AI, review it | Write a TypeScript / React plugin |
| New service | Wizard → charts, GitOps, IAM and catalog PRs | Software templates you write and maintain |
| Infrastructure | Terraform flows and on-demand environments built in | Integrate your own tooling |
| Support routing | Procedures → AI plugin → on-call shift | Not part of the core |
| Time to first value | Connect your cloud and Git, start using it | A platform team project |
Backstage is an open-source CNCF project originally created by Spotify. Comparison reflects the core framework; your setup may differ.
The details that make it feel like a product.
SSO everywhere
One organization login in front of every workflow.
Platform updates feed
Release notes for your platform, tagged by area and team.
DevOps explained
Visual guides: from git push to a running pod.
Auto-sleep schedules
Environments stop at night and on weekends by default.
Preview env per PR
Every pull request gets a short-lived environment.
Service scorecards
See which services meet the golden path — and what's missing.
Up and running in four steps.
- 01
Connect
Your cloud, Git and SSO.
- 02
Choose golden paths
Services, infra, pipelines.
- 03
Developers self-serve
One site for everything.
- 04
AI keeps it running
Humans only when needed.
Questions, answered.
Do we still need DevOps engineers?
Yes — but fewer, later, and on better work. Ops-V turns repeated requests into self-service so your DevOps team builds the platform instead of answering tickets.
Where does the AI run? Does our data leave our cloud?
Through Amazon Bedrock in your AWS account and region. Your code, logs and tickets are processed in your cloud, under your IAM and your controls.
Do we have to replace our tools?
No. Ops-V sits on top of Kubernetes, Terraform, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Helm and ArgoCD. Every change it makes is a normal pull request in your repos.
We already have Backstage. Why switch?
If your Backstage covers everything you need, keep it. Ops-V is for teams that want the workflows — new services, infra, environments, support routing and AI — without building and maintaining them.
Is this page connected to anything?
No. This is an interactive demo — every button shows what Ops-V would do, but nothing is created, deployed or sent.
Give every developer a platform.
Start on the right foundation — and let your team work with one site, not a ticket queue.