Your infrastructure
Your app stays on your servers
Your application, process environment, and persistent files run on infrastructure you choose and control. Infraveil does not sell the compute or hosting underneath them.
About Infraveil
The control plane for running your backend.
Infraveil is a backend operations control plane for applications on infrastructure you control. It connects release governance, process supervision, managed traffic policy, incident investigation, and recovery. Local launcher and agent components perform the configured operating work around your services—not just report on deployment.
The management layer
Hosted coordination. Local runtime control.
The hosted control plane coordinates releases, settings, policies, and operations. On each connected server, the launcher manages agents, while agents run or observe supported services, supervise health, and operate configured gateway routes. The supported supervised-process path requires service configuration, not an Infraveil SDK or instrumentation calls inside your application.
Why it exists
Production needs an operating layer, not just a deploy button.
Getting a release onto a server is only one part of running a backend. Processes still need supervision, routes need policy, failures need investigation, and recovery needs defined limits. Infraveil connects that operating work through a hosted control plane and customer-side runtime components.
Release
Prepare an approved service version and start its configured processes on a connected server.
Operate
Supervise configured processes, follow health checks, and apply policy to managed gateway routes.
Recover
Use the recovery controls available for that service instead of improvising during an incident.
Who it is for
Teams that operate APIs, workers, and other backend services on their own virtual machines, bare metal, or cloud accounts—and want a simpler daily operating model.
What it does not replace
Infraveil does not provide servers. You still choose the infrastructure, application architecture, database, and engineering practices that fit your product.
See the operating flow, not another pitch.
The guided demo starts with a healthy service, releases an update, finds a problem, and shows the available recovery path.