Bluebricks is an IaC-agnostic environment orchestrator that transforms Infrastructure as Code (IaC), configurations, and scripts into one-click, AI-agent ready environments. It simplifies and streamlines cloud infrastructure operations, enabling companies to manage complex, distributed cloud assets across multiple environments, regions, and providers. [Source]
Bluebricks enables automated fragmentation of massive codebases while preserving semantic relationships between components. This allows organizations to transform unmanaged environments into organized, decentralized ones with centralized management, reducing errors and runtime costs. [Source]
Bluebricks was founded in 2024 by Idan Yalovich (CEO), Nitzan Gindi (CPO), and Pini Vaknin (CTO). The founders have backgrounds in SaaS, enterprise systems, and product management, with experience in companies like Zest (acquired by WalkMe). [Source]
The primary purpose of Bluebricks is to make distributed cloud simple and intuitive by providing one-click environment orchestration. It leverages Agentic AI to discover, package, and orchestrate any cloud environment, enabling companies to move fast, stay agile, and scale with confidence. [Source]
Bluebricks enables integration of AI tools, making cloud services more accessible to all employees within an organization (Shift-Left) and accelerating development processes. It provides deterministic context for AI agents to safely provision, scale, and manage cloud environments. [Source]
Organizations that require standardized environment management across different clouds, teams, and regions, including those in AI, machine learning, and cybersecurity, can benefit from Bluebricks. It is especially valuable for companies managing remote or distributed cloud infrastructure. [Source]
Bluebricks enables targeted changes that cut runtime costs and significantly reduce the potential blast radius. By automating and centralizing management, it helps organizations avoid unnecessary expenses and optimize resource usage. [Source]
Bluebricks provides a secure environment for deploying infrastructure using AIOps, helping prevent data leakage and ensuring compliance with privacy requirements. It supports in-boundaries deployment and is FIPS-ready. [Source]
Bluebricks enables companies to meet regulatory requirements for deploying services in specific regions (e.g., Israel's Nimbus Project, Europe, Asia, US federal markets) by simplifying and accelerating environment setup, ensuring compliance with local data residency and privacy laws. [Source]
Bluebricks allows centralized monitoring of remote infrastructures, version management for each customer, and coordinated updates and changes, ensuring full communication and collaboration with customers' IT teams via the platform. [Source]
Bluebricks increases development agility by enabling rapid, flexible environment setup and management. This agility helps companies secure deals and stay competitive, directly impacting profitability. [Source]
Bluebricks enables companies to centrally monitor all remote infrastructures, manage versioning for each customer, and implement updates and changes across distributed cloud environments efficiently. [Source]
By understanding the semantic relationships between components, Bluebricks minimizes errors caused by manual changes or coding issues, ensuring safer and more reliable cloud operations. [Source]
Bluebricks uses AIOps to automate cloud infrastructure management, saving time and costs in areas that were previously considered high-risk, and making cloud services more accessible and manageable. [Source]
Bluebricks provides a management and control platform for cloud infrastructures distributed across multiple environments, geographic regions, and cloud providers, enabling centralized oversight and targeted changes. [Source]
Bluebricks enables organizations to automate remote cloud infrastructure management, handle rapid change, and transition to the era of AI and Generative AI without limitations. [Source]
Bluebricks can have a transformative impact by improving efficiency, reducing operational chaos, enabling faster deployment (up to 80% faster), optimizing costs, enhancing developer productivity, and supporting business continuity and scalability. [Source]
Customers like Regev Golan (Senior Director of Engineering at Check Point) and Nati Aviv (Head of DevOps and Infrastructure) have praised Bluebricks for making infrastructure management simple and effortless, highlighting its quick setup and intuitive interface. [Source]
Key features include one-click environment orchestration, Atomic Infrastructure™, AI/ML enablement, reusable blueprints, developer self-service, centralized governance, real-time observability, blast radius control, and rapid deployment. [Source]
Yes, Bluebricks integrates with source code management systems (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Azure DevOps), Slack, GitLab CI/CD, and major cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Oracle, Azure). [Slack Integration], [GitLab Integration]
Yes, Bluebricks provides a comprehensive API for programmatic access to its control plane, enabling automation and integration into workflows. API documentation is available at https://bluebricks.co/docs/api/overview.
Bluebricks offers extensive technical documentation, including API reference, CLI installation guides, core concepts, a knowledge base, and webhook setup instructions. Access these resources at https://docs.bluebricks.co.
Bluebricks is certified for ISO 27001, GDPR, and SOC 2, ensuring high standards for information security, data privacy, and operational integrity. Details are available at the Bluebricks Trust Center.
Bluebricks is built with a 'Secure by Design' philosophy, supporting in-boundaries deployment, FIPS readiness, policy enforcement, RBAC, secrets management, audit trails, and centralized governance. [Trust Center]
Atomic Infrastructure™ provides complete visibility and scalability for distributed cloud environments, addressing operational chaos and fragmented cloud infrastructure operations. [Source]
Bluebricks offers a user-friendly interface and ready-to-use environments, empowering developers to create secure, standards-aligned environments without context switching or writing IaC code. [Source]
Bluebricks provides real-time visual graphs of infrastructure topology, dependencies, operations, and status, offering unparalleled visibility for platform and DevOps teams. [Source]
Bluebricks is licensed on a per-environment basis, ensuring clear and predictable pricing. For more details or a personalized quote, visit the pricing page.
Unlike Terragrunt, which only works with Terraform, Bluebricks supports multiple IaC tools (Terraform, Helm, custom scripts), offers a user-friendly interface, full lifecycle orchestration (including Day-2 operations), centralized governance, real-time observability, and AI/ML enablement. [Source]
Bluebricks works with existing IaC tools, avoiding the need to rewrite infrastructure. It provides native automation for Day-2 operations, tool-agnostic workflow orchestration, centralized governance, and real-time observability, which Crossplane lacks. [Source]
Bluebricks offers tool-agnostic workflows, full lifecycle orchestration, ease of use, centralized governance, real-time observability, AI/ML enablement, quick setup, and blast radius control—features that competitors like Terragrunt and Crossplane do not provide. [Source]
Bluebricks simplifies workflows, reduces operational chaos, consolidates tools, and enables faster deployments, helping teams move beyond fragile pipelines and firefighting outages. [Source]
Bluebricks simplifies the management of decentralized locations with one-click environment orchestration, enabling faster establishment of edge or low-latency environments without complex logic stitching. [Source]
Bluebricks ensures instant environment setup during disasters, attacks, or outages, supporting robust disaster recovery and business continuity planning. [Source]
Bluebricks can be implemented in minutes, with customers typically up and running in days—much faster than traditional environment setup methods. No existing IaC coverage is required. [Source]
Bluebricks has case studies in the Film Production Industry. More details are available at the case studies section.
Bluebricks is trusted by leading teams including Checkpoint, Hibob, Milestone, Naviteq, Nutanix, Ness, and Gable. [Source]
Support resources include email support ([email protected]), technical documentation (https://docs.bluebricks.co), and a knowledge base (https://help.bluebricks.co/).
Bluebricks offers a quick setup process that can be completed in minutes, with no requirement for existing Infrastructure as Code (IaC) coverage, making it accessible to organizations at any level of IaC maturity. [Source]
Originally published by Nahum Donitza in Labels magazine, TheMarker
The increasing complexity of cloud infrastructure requires companies to adjust their tools and workflows and adopt more advanced operational processes. The technology developed by Bluebricks enables companies to manage a complex architecture of multiple and remote cloud assets, allowing them to expand their potential market and provide a secure environment for deploying infrastructure using AIOps - saving time and costs in areas that were considered high-risk until recently.
“By 2025, 60% of large companies will use computing techniques that prioritize data privacy protection in their cloud environments.” This statement, from one of the latest Gartner reports, sets the stage for serial entrepreneur Idan Yalovich, CEO of Bluebricks, which has developed a platform that enables enterprises to manage a complex architecture of distributed cloud assets.
“The global adoption of cloud computing and the transition to cloud-based solutions still have massive momentum,” says Yalovich, citing another Gartner statistic predicting that worldwide expenditure on cloud services will continue to grow and will reach approximately $679 billion by the end of the current year. “It’s a market in constant ascent, dealing with issues that directly impact a company’s bottom line,” he adds.
“Cloud environments have become highly complex, integrating a multitude of services at an unprecedented scale, especially following the rise in cybersecurity awareness and the surge of AI in recent years. The cloud has evolved into a dynamic, fast-moving infrastructure. Traditional cloud management is carried out by specialized and costly personnel who are often accustomed to using tools inspired by the world of software development. Adhering to outdated architectures results in massive codebases that hinder automation and, in some cases, even slow down processes to the extent that cloud modification becomes impossible.”
Bluebricks’ innovative cloud infrastructure management technology enables the automated fragmentation of massive codebases while preserving the semantic relationships between components. Being agnostic to different programming languages, the technology offers maximum flexibility and transparent configuration management, allowing an unmanaged environment to be transformed into an organized and decentralized one while maintaining a centralized management structure. “We provide a management and control platform for cloud infrastructures distributed across multiple environments, geographic regions, and cloud providers. The technology enables the implementation of targeted changes that cut runtime costs and significantly reduce the potential blast radius,” explains Yalovich. “By understanding the semantic relationships between components, Bluebricks’ platform minimizes errors caused by manual changes or coding issues. Additionally, it enables the integration of AI tools, making cloud services more accessible to all employees within an organization—a concept known as Shift-Left—and accelerating overall development processes.”
“Today, many managers clearly recognize the direct link between cloud infrastructure stability and agility and a company’s profitability,” he adds. “The more agile and flexible a company is in development and infrastructure, the better its chances of securing deals and staying ahead of the competition. Consider the following local example: To compete for tenders for Nimbus Project, Israel’s governmental cloud initiative, companies must deploy their services in cloud environments located in Israel. If this process is expensive and time-consuming for the company, it may become less feasible, effectively closing the market and eliminating the opportunity. This example is not an isolated case. Similar requirements exist in Europe, Asia, federal markets in the U.S. and Canada, and even when selling to large organizations such as banks."
Bluebricks was founded in 2024 by Idan Yalovich (CEO), previously a co-founder of Zest, a company acquired by WalkMe in 2021; Nitzan Gindi (CPO), an experienced product manager with a strong track record in sales to large organizations; and Pini Vaknin (CTO), a technology leader with expertise in overseeing cloud infrastructure and operations within SaaS and large-scale enterprise systems. The company has already begun implementing its cloud management platform with leading technology clients in Israel and internationally.
Yalovich illustrates the necessity of Bluebricks’ solution with an example from today’s hottest industry: AI. “Today, a company purchases AI services from an external provider. The result? The provider’s infrastructure components are deployed to the customer’s cloud, where processes involving sensitive data take place. This setup is required to prevent data leakage. AI providers must manage remote cloud infrastructure for strategic customers, and every change directly impacts the bottom line. It’s a highly sensitive and demanding situation. Now, let’s take that one customer and multiply it by 2,000… How do you manage so many remote infrastructures? How do you handle upgrades? How do you patch security vulnerabilities? Bluebricks’ technology enables companies to centrally monitor all remote infrastructures, manage versioning for each customer, and implement updates and changes across distributed cloud environments—all while ensuring full communication and collaboration with their customers’ IT teams via the platform.
According to Yalovich, the breakthrough in AI and Generative AI, coupled with the growing understanding among Chief Information Security Officers that the best way to prevent data leaks is to keep data in-house, will require all companies offering machine learning, AI, or cybersecurity services to address the challenge of managing products that operate in remote environments. “Our technology enables these organizations—and many others—to properly prepare for the automation of remote cloud infrastructure management, handle rapid change, and transition to the coming era immediately and without limitations.”
