Regional environments in one click
Adding a new cloud region shouldn’t feel like rebuilding your entire platform. Environment orchestration handles the complexity behind the scenes — so you can expand globally with confidence.
Complexity across the stack
Spinning up environments in new regions or clouds is no simple task, as it spans several configuration layers, from infrastructure to application.
Once environments are live, teams must maintain consistent operations across them: monitoring for configuration drift, managing version discrepancies, and coordinating deployments across regions and accounts.
Keep your stack DRY
Using Bluebricks means that multiple regions can be spun up with just one template, with no need to code when making regional modifications. Bluebricks lets you create reusable blueprints which work with any infrastructure-as-code and configuration tool.
The deployment strategies you prefer
Bluebricks lets you manage different rollout strategies per region. Whether using “rings” or “promotions” for gradual rollout, Bluebricks delivers a centralized view to ensure consistency across regions and environments.
Single pane of glass
Get a comprehensive view of live configurations across regions, clouds, and accounts — leverage Bluebricks' cloud graph for faster troubleshooting and to understand the impact and dependencies of changes before taking action.
Package Registry
Bake business logic, security guidelines, and standards into a catalog of blueprints that promote reusability and ensure consistency across any target environment.
Runtime Tokens
Use deployment runtime properties, such as name, date, and target environment, to create an unbreakable naming convention and ensure infinite repeatability.
Governance and Sovereignty
Decide what developers should provide at deployment time, what's enforced by the target environment or blueprint, and gain visibility and decision-making capability for breaching configurations.
Package Registry
Bake business logic, security guidelines, and standards into a catalog of blueprints that promote reusability and ensure consistency across any target environment.
Runtime Tokens
Use deployment runtime properties, such as name, date, and target environment, to create an unbreakable naming convention and ensure infinite repeatability.
Governance and Sovereignty
Decide what developers should provide at deployment time, what's enforced by the target environment or blueprint, and gain visibility and decision-making capability for breaching configurations.
