Introduction to Sleakops

What is Sleakops?

Sleakops implements best practices for infrastructure, automating all repetitive tasks associated with scalable applications. Currently, it leverages AWS and Kubernetes to optimize resource management. Additionally, Sleakops offers an intuitive web user interface for efficiently and effectively managing the infrastructure of your applications.

Supported public clouds

Sleakops products are primarily focused on Amazon Web Services (AWS). For a comprehensive view of the resources that Sleakops generates, uses, and manages, you can read our documentation on the Sleakops resources overview here.

Resources

Providers

A cloud provider account.

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Clusters

A set of worker machines, called nodes, that run containerized applications.

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Environments

Abstraction that let us isolate the different resources.

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Projects

Represents a codebase and it is managed by a git repository.

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Dependencies

Pieces of underlying infrastructure your apps need to run in the cloud, such as relational databases, storage services or caches.

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Services

An abstract way to expose an application running on a set of Pods as a network service.

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Deployments

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Build

Represents a deployable state of all the services.

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Var Group

Dictionary that provides configuration for services.

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