Deploy. Monitor. Scale.

One operating surface for production DevOps.

AtlasOps brings deployments, infrastructure monitoring, server management, secrets, team access, and billing into one calm dashboard for cloud teams.

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Deployments

5 phases

from build to health

Servers

8 fields

inventory and health

Alerts

4 states

triggered to resolved

Cloud infrastructure racks used by DevOps teams

Deployment pipeline

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Live deploy

Build
42s
passed
Test
1m 18s
passed
Scan
31s
passed
Deploy
live
streaming logs
Health
queued
waiting

Trusted by the workflows of

SaaS startups

Agencies

DevOps engineers

Cloud teams

Hosting companies

Enterprise platform teams

Deployment lifecycle

5 phases

build, test, scan, deploy, health

Monitoring signals

6 metrics

CPU, RAM, disk, bandwidth, latency, response

Access layers

4 scopes

organization, team, project, environment

Billing flow

3 records

subscription, invoice, payment

Product demo

A dashboard built around live operations.

The app models projects, deployments, servers, environments, secrets, activity, invoices, and alerts as connected records instead of disconnected panels.

Monitoring widgets

Charts and status cards stay tied to servers and releases.

Team governance

Organizations, teams, roles, and invitations share one permission model.

Secure settings

SSH keys, environment variables, API keys, and webhooks live behind RBAC.

Operator context

Docs, API, CLI, SDK, support, roadmap, and changelog pages are included.

Developers collaborating around a deployment dashboard

Deployment pipeline

Release state that is easy to scan under pressure.

Build, test, scan, deploy, and health-check stages are represented with commit context, timing, and rollback targets.

Deployment pipeline

atlasops/web-console · main · 8f42c19

Live deploy

Build
42s
passed
Test
1m 18s
passed
Scan
31s
passed
Deploy
live
streaming logs
Health
queued
waiting

Built for the release room and the board room.

Operators get accurate workflow state. Leaders get cost, reliability, and compliance evidence without a parallel spreadsheet.

Open dashboard

Deployment command center

Track build, test, scan, deploy, and health-check phases with rollback targets and commit context in one timeline.

Monitoring built for releases

Correlate CPU, memory, disk, bandwidth, latency, alerts, and deployment activity before users feel the impact.

Server operations

Inventory hosts by region, operating system, resources, tags, and health with restart and maintenance workflows.

Secrets and access control

Manage SSH keys, environment variables, API keys, webhooks, audit trails, teams, invitations, roles, and permissions.

Docker-ready deployments

Ship with Docker and Compose workflows that fit local development, preview environments, and production servers.

Billing without back office drift

Connect subscriptions, invoices, payments, and plan upgrades through generated Razorpay payment links and webhook records.

Cloud server hardware and infrastructure systems

Cloud management

Operate cloud and server resources with ownership built in.

AtlasOps keeps regions, operating systems, resources, tags, maintenance actions, and deployment ownership visible across teams.

Cloud inventory

Track production, preview, and development infrastructure by region and provider.

Server actions

Model restart and shutdown flows with health, tags, and audit context.

Repository links

Connect GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repository metadata to projects.

Monitoring that understands deployments.

Health checks, resource charts, rollback context, and alerts are attached to releases, servers, and owners.

CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, latency, and response time
Alert routing with acknowledgement and resolution state
Audit history for server actions and deployment rollbacks

Monitoring dashboard with charts and operational data

Connect the tools your team already trusts.

GitHubGitLabBitbucketDockerDocker ComposeAWSGoogle CloudAzureRazorpayResend

Customer readiness

Proof sections should be earned, not invented.

AtlasOps is structured for investor demos and customer pilots without fabricated logos or quotes. These launch-readiness notes show the outcomes each segment can validate.

Founder-led SaaS

Launch with deployment history, billing state, and uptime evidence in the same workspace.

Agency operations

Separate client environments, teams, API keys, secrets, and server actions by organization.

Platform engineering

Give developers release visibility while keeping rollback, SSH, webhook, and billing controls governed.

Pricing

Plans that map to operational maturity.

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Starter

$29

per month

For founders and small teams shipping production apps.

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Pro

$99

per month

For agencies and cloud teams managing multiple services.

Upgrade

Business

$249

per month

For growing teams with compliance and collaboration needs.

Upgrade

Enterprise

Custom

annual contract

For organizations needing SSO, procurement, and dedicated support.

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Blog preview

Operating notes for teams moving toward production.

Read the blog

Designing rollback workflows that operators actually trust

How deployment state, commit history, health checks, and audit events should work together.

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A practical server inventory model for SaaS teams

The fields that matter when teams manage regions, operating systems, capacity, and maintenance.

Open article

Billing events should be operational events

Why subscriptions, invoices, and payment webhooks belong beside activity logs and notifications.

Open article

Questions teams ask before production.

Does AtlasOps replace CI/CD?

AtlasOps can orchestrate deployments directly or sit above your existing CI/CD provider as the operational control plane.

Can we use our own servers?

Yes. AtlasOps models bring-your-own infrastructure with SSH keys, server inventory, Docker Compose, health checks, and audit logs.

Which sign-in method is included?

AtlasOps uses email and password authentication with bcrypt hashing, CSRF protection, reset tokens, email verification, and remembered sessions.

How are payments handled?

Plan upgrades collect billing details, generate a Razorpay payment link, then signed webhooks record payment and subscription state.

Ready to deploy

Start with a seeded workspace, then connect your database, OAuth, email, and Razorpay credentials.

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A dashboard built around live operations.

The app models projects, deployments, servers, environments, secrets, activity, invoices, and alerts as connected records instead of disconnected panels.

Monitoring widgets

Charts and status cards stay tied to servers and releases.

Team governance

Organizations, teams, roles, and invitations share one permission model.

Secure settings

SSH keys, environment variables, API keys, and webhooks live behind RBAC.

Operator context

Docs, API, CLI, SDK, support, roadmap, and changelog pages are included.

Operate cloud and server resources with ownership built in.

AtlasOps keeps regions, operating systems, resources, tags, maintenance actions, and deployment ownership visible across teams.

Cloud inventory

Track production, preview, and development infrastructure by region and provider.

Server actions

Model restart and shutdown flows with health, tags, and audit context.

Repository links

Connect GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repository metadata to projects.

Questions teams ask before production.

Does AtlasOps replace CI/CD?

AtlasOps can orchestrate deployments directly or sit above your existing CI/CD provider as the operational control plane.

Can we use our own servers?

Yes. AtlasOps models bring-your-own infrastructure with SSH keys, server inventory, Docker Compose, health checks, and audit logs.

Which sign-in method is included?

AtlasOps uses email and password authentication with bcrypt hashing, CSRF protection, reset tokens, email verification, and remembered sessions.

How are payments handled?

Plan upgrades collect billing details, generate a Razorpay payment link, then signed webhooks record payment and subscription state.