Atlantis

Massdriver is a self-service infrastructure platform designed around the principle of prevention, not permission. It empowers operations teams to encode their expertise, and your organization’s security, compliance, and cost requirements, into pre-approved modules using the Infrastructure-as-Code tools you already know, such as Terraform, Helm, or OpenTofu. These modules become functional software assets, integrating policy and governance so developers can easily discover and provision them from a central service catalog. With built-in secrets management, monitoring, and ABAC, teams can manage multi-cloud deployments across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes faster and more reliably. By replacing traditional, brittle CI/CD pipelines with ephemeral pipelines that spin up automatically from each module’s tooling, Massdriver frees DevOps and Platform teams to focus on innovation rather than maintenance. In short, it’s a self-service approach that cuts operational overhead, accelerate

Block misconfigurations, not deployments. Automated policy enforcement for Infrastructure as Code. Enforce policies to prevent misconfigurations in Infrastructure as Code such as Kubernetes, Terraform, CloudFormation, and more. Achieve application stability with automatic tests of every code change for policy violations or misconfigurations that may cause service outages or degraded performance. Adopt cloud-native infrastructure with minimal risk by applying built-in policies, or create custom policies to meet specific requirements. Focus on building better applications, not on infrastructure, by enforcing built-in policies for Kubernetes, Terraform, CloudFormation, and other infrastructure orchestrators. Eliminate manual code reviews for infrastructure-as-code changes, with checks that run automatically on every pull request. Keep the current DevOps workflow, with policy enforcement that integrates seamlessly with existing source control systems and CI/CD pipelines.