Your app stays on your servers
Your application, process environment, and persistent files run on infrastructure you choose and control. Infraveil does not sell the compute or hosting underneath them.
Manage application updates, monitor service health, and investigate problems from one dashboard.
Choose where an update runs, set its approval requirements, and review the result reported by the server.
Practical tools and guides for teams running applications.
Learn about Infraveil, how the product works, and its security and data-handling practices.
About Infraveil
Infraveil is a backend operations platform for software running on servers you control. It brings releases, health, security visibility, incident context, and recovery into one management dashboard.
Your application, process environment, and persistent files run on infrastructure you choose and control. Infraveil does not sell the compute or hosting underneath them.
Infraveil hosts the management dashboard. It receives the operational information needed to show service health, releases, changes, and incidents across the servers you connect.
Why it exists
Small teams often stitch together deployment scripts, process supervision, traffic controls, logs, monitoring, incident notes, and recovery steps. That works until something breaks and nobody has one reliable view of what changed.
Move an approved service version onto a connected server and see the result.
See what is running, what is unhealthy, and what changed before a problem began.
Use the recovery controls available for that service instead of improvising during an incident.
Teams that operate APIs, workers, and other backend services on their own virtual machines, bare metal, or cloud accounts—and want a simpler daily operating model.
Infraveil does not provide servers. You still choose the infrastructure, application architecture, database, and engineering practices that fit your product.
The guided demo starts with a healthy service, releases an update, finds a problem, and shows the available recovery path.