01 · Release
Ship an approved version
Release a service to a connected server and see whether it became healthy. Choose manual approval for risky work, an allowlist for known-safe work, or automatic approval where your policy permits it.
Features
Six jobs. One place to do them.
Infraveil helps your team release, watch, protect, investigate, and recover managed services running on servers you control. The dashboard is hosted; your application remains on your infrastructure.
02 · See
Know what is running
Use one view for connected servers, managed services, release state, and current health. The dashboard receives the operational information required to build that view.
03 · Keep healthy
Supervise each service
Watch service processes and health checks. When something stops, see the failure in context and use the restart or recovery controls available for that service.
04 · Protect
Put controls in front of traffic
Apply supported traffic and security rules without rebuilding the same middleware for every service. Keep the policy visible beside the service it protects.
05 · Investigate
Connect the incident to the change
Bring health, logs, request context, and recent releases into the same investigation. Start with what changed instead of guessing across separate tools.
06 · Recover
Make the next action clear
See which recovery options are available and keep a record of managed changes. Recovery is not universally automatic; the right action depends on the service and its configuration.
What stays on your infrastructure
Your application, its process environment, and persistent files stay on the servers you control. Infraveil does not provide the compute.
What the hosted dashboard receives
Operational information used to display service health, releases, changes, and incidents. Review the trust page and technical architecture for the detailed boundary.
Start with the workflow.
See the six outcomes in a short, coherent guided demo with plain-language labels.