How it works

Your backend, without the tool sprawl.

Infraveil helps you release, watch, protect, and recover the services running on servers you control. You use one dashboard; your app stays on your infrastructure.

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The simple boundary

What runs where

On your servers

Your app, its process environment, and its persistent files run on infrastructure you control.

In the hosted dashboard

You manage releases and see the operational information needed to understand health, changes, and incidents.

Four steps

From a server to a managed service

The first setup is technical. Day-to-day work should not be. After your server is connected, the dashboard becomes the place your team checks first.

  1. Connect a server

    Install a small connector on a supported Linux server you control. It gives the dashboard a secure way to manage the services on that machine.

    The server is still yours. Infraveil does not sell the compute.

  2. Add your service

    Tell Infraveil what should run, which port it uses, and how to check that it is healthy. The service can be built in the language or framework you already use.

  3. Choose your approval mode

    Require a person to approve changes, allow known-safe changes, or automate approval where that fits your risk. You decide the operating rule.

  4. Run, watch, and recover

    Release updates, see what is healthy, trace what changed, and use the available recovery controls when something goes wrong.

What changes for your team

One clear place to answer: “Is the backend okay?”

You still own the infrastructure. Infraveil brings the everyday operating work into one view so fewer incidents begin with guessing or opening five separate tools.

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