Enroll a supported server.
Authorize your Linux server from the dashboard, download the verified installer through Trust Console, and run it on that server. Confirm the connection before assigning services.
Backend operations control plane
Your runtime.One control plane.
Prepare releases, start configured processes, supervise health, govern managed traffic, investigate failures, and coordinate recovery. Infraveil hosts coordination; its launcher and agents execute the managed runtime work on your Linux infrastructure.
Follow a release through the system
Hosted by InfraveilBackend operations control plane
Coordinate releases, operating rules, gateway policy, incident actions, and recovery across connected servers.
On your infrastructureLocal runtime management
The launcher manages agents. Agents run configured service processes, supervise health, and operate the managed gateway.
LauncherAgentApplication
Getting a service under management
Connect the server.
Define the work.
Define the service.
Specify commands, health checks, managed routes, and restart policy in service configuration. Supported supervised services need no Infraveil SDK or source instrumentation.
Operate the running service.
Start and supervise configured processes, manage their routes and policies, and use supported recovery controls when health degrades.
Know the boundaries
Clear responsibilities.
Visible results.
Where do applications run?
On your supported Linux servers. You provide compute, dependencies, persistent data, and backups. Infraveil hosts the management dashboard.
What reaches the dashboard?
Selected operational information, such as service state, releases, incidents, and logs. Application-source custody depends on the deployment path you choose.
Who approves a release?
Your customer-held key signs the release under the selected policy. Manual, exact-hash allowlist, and automatic modes provide different levels of human review.
How does recovery work?
Use the restart, rollback, or recovery action supported for the service. Restoring an earlier release requires compatible application data and configuration; check service health after the action. A compromised host needs a separate trusted-host recovery procedure.
Try the guided demo, then follow the setup guide to connect a supported server and bring a service under management.
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