Zeet Features

Zeet has robust CI/CD built in with advanced features like auto-deploys, manual deploy approvals, branch resource configuration, and rolling deploys. Rollbacks are also handled in the event of a bad deploy.

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Zeet integrates directly with your VCS, including Github, GitLab, and Bitbucket.

We've taken the best practices for each of the modern cloud-native building blocks and brought them into one place, so you can quickly leverage cloud native tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, and Helm to build resilient infrastructure systems.

This addresses the problem of figuring out which tool is the best for the job - if we have a project type for it, just use that. We've taken the best practices for each of the 6 project types (which are all common infra technologies), and made them super accessible.

Users can view commit statuses for a given Project.

Configure how Zeet should manipulate Kubernetes Pods to facilitate deployment. Choose between built in options to achieve zero-downtime-deploys or guarantee only a single replica is ever running.

Select as many Kubernetes clusters as desired, and the application will be deployed across all of them. Any changes made to the application will be replicated across each cluster, enabling centralized operations that are accessible to any developer on the team.

Link Zeet to a github repo with a kubernetes manifest, and we will deploy the manifest to your cluster for you

Connect to Github repo, and Zeet will run a pipeline comprised of Terraform plan, human approve, Terraform apply. The pipeline is configurable, and logs for each step are visible in Zeet

Zeet will automatically provision a cloud bucket (AWS or GCP) and maintain Terraform state in that bucket.

Turn off auto-deployments to avoid code going out without intent, to safeguard against rogue deployments, and to facilitate debugging.

You can deploy code to a Serverless framework directly from Zeet. No cloud consoles, no scaling, just select a repo.

We allow you to see all of your old builds (and accompanying configuration) for an application or services in one place, and you can just as easily click into one and re-deploy it with the associated configuation it had at the time of build, on your main branch or a preview branch.

Provision a CloudFront CDN and configures associated resources to minimize the configuration you need to provide to set up a powerful, production-ready CDN.

Define a mapping of underlying infrastructure fields to concepts Zeet understands, allowing you to connect your Zeet-deployed services to other Zeet-deployed services.

Zeet provides official blueprints that are used across our customers and are guaranteed to scale, so that teams can run off the shelf software quickly without having to innovate on un-differentiated patterns. Ability to transfer services across clouds

Custom Blueprints allow you to create repeatable infrastructure templates from a Manifest or Chart your provide. Custom Blueprints show up in the Project Creation flow UX, for your application developers to use.

Link an existing Kubernetes Cluster(s) to Zeet. Zeet will facilitate deployment of k8s resources to these clusters, but the maintenance of the cluster will remain up to you.

Create and destroy Kubernetes clusters from Zeet for any clouds that have been linked.

Eject your clusters or cluster components, or import any Helm releases from your clusters directly into Zeet, allowing full management control of them as Zeet Projects.

Directly modify the K8s Manifest that Zeet deploys - you can add anything via YAML from new components or sidecars.

Select as many Kubernetes clusters as desired, and the application will be deployed across all of them. Any changes made to the application will be replicated across each cluster, enabling centralized operations that are accessible to any developer on the team.

Automate your ECR repository cleanup with Zeet.  Remove build cache images older than 30 days and deployment images older than 7 days. while safeguarding any recent images by preserving the last 10 images for each project or branch.

Enable direct networking access to the node running your application without the need for a load balancer.

Deploy a service to an environment with 0 public networking, improving security posture for a given service, as well as minimizing latency between backend services

Create an SSL cert that matches all subdomains of a given domain. I.e *.zeet.co, *.foo.zeet.co

Create an SSL cert that works across applications deployed in different Kubernetes clusters. This will automatically keep SSL status in sync between clusters.

Don’t worry about renewing your cert(s), we'll do it for you.

Deploy services within your cluster to a private network. Services within a Private Network have a private DNS name associated with them, which will always point to the latest deployment of the service.

To the rest of your internet, all traffic that you send will come from the same address, making your company easier to identify and thus interact with

Inject a human into your CI/CD process, and make pipelines pause until a human approves deploys.

Configure notifications for your important environments. Send them to your Slack, Discord or email channels.

Zeet will send Kubernetes Pod Crash notifications, for any of your clusters in any of your clouds, to any Integrations you have set up including Slack, Discord, and soon Email.

Pod crash notifications give you visibility into the health of your pods, and if there is a crash, intervention is usually warranted. These notifications apply to crashes associated with Docker or Container App Blueprints.To configure your notification Integrations so you can get these notifications sent to your team’s communication channels, head to the Settings > Notifications.

Zeet will automatically check your cloud quotas to tell you if you're hitting a cloud limit, and send you to the right place to increase the limit.

Get a centralized view of which infrastructure changed, when the resources were changed, and who changed them. Using Revisions, get an audit trail of change and easily roll back your changes. Revisions tracks configuration changes across your Clusters, Clouds, Project, Repos, and Blueprints.

Upon a pod crash, get a snapshot of the logs from when the crash happened so that you can quickly debug what went wrong and fix the issue.

Get metrics and logs broken out by your Project's containers and replicas for Helm and container-based releases.

Zeet automatically pipes metrics from your Zeet-deployed Projects - no need to set up an agent. Metrics are conveniently grouped by Zeet Project, meaning you can see all the metrics you care about for your Project from one panel. The Zeet Metrics tab highlights key metrics (CPU, Memory, Network In/out, Disk Usage), with easy access to Prometheus for a more detailed view.

Built-in Prometheus metrics tracking enables less-sophisticated developers to quickly ascertain the status of a deployment and infrastructure, and provides a solid foundation for more sophisticated teams to build their observability stack off of.

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With our Log-integrations, view current and historical logs pertaining to your deployed apps, databases, jobs, and services, and easily pipe logs directly to a log provider of your choosing, including Datadog, Betterstack, Logz.io, LogDNA, and Syslog.

With datadog's infrastructure moniroting integration, you can send you application and infrasturcutre analytics directly to your Datadog account in just a few clicks.

Link your AWS, GCP, Linode, Coreweave, or DO cloud accounts using our secure system so that you can manage all your cloud operations from Zeet's dashboard.

Allow senior members of the team to safeguard certain actions by only granting lower level permissions to specified members of the team.

Manage secrets directly from Zeet's secure secret manager, and hide them so they're inaccessible to your wider team.

The Zeet dashboard is the centerpiece of your engineering team's internal platform, giving teammates access to provision, observe, and manage resources across clouds. Manage releases, view logs and metrics, configure auto-scaling and replicas, as well as a host of self-serve features for developers.

Automatically link your database to other applications with Zeet.

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Click a button and open a shell into your production containers.

Store data across deployments, common in stateful workloads.

Zeet surfaces the connection information immediately for any of your Zeet-deployed Databases.

Organize your Projects into logical groupings and sub-groupings like Environments, Test, or Application bundles, and view the Environment Variables shared across those groupings.

When your deployment fails, what do you do to fix it? There are many possible failure modes, which can make it difficult to debug.

Zeet makes a best guess as to which error is in your way, and exposes it via the UI to give you a helpful hint.

Define your Infrastructure using Terraform code so you get total control of your Projects and the underlying cloud resources. With the Terraform Provider, keep everything in your git to get the change-tracking and collaborative benefits of git, with the deployment ease and team centrality of Zeet's UI, CLI, and API.

Configure custom environment variables across your project, environments, and cloud resources to easily manage secrets and other context-level variables.

While iterating, developers can provide an entire ephemeral environment comprised of select Zeet Projects, or a singular deployed URL to other stakeholders which can be used to preview their changes before going to prod.

With Zeet's API and CLI, you can have full control of your cloud operations using code. Whether you utilize it for programmatic scaling, or to make changes to your apps and services with scripting, you can do it all with Zeet's API/CLI toolkit.

When you deploy a Project using Zeet, Zeet gives you terminal access to your deployment, allowing you to interact with the underlying Kubernetes pod directly. The terminal is handy for testing, reviewing configuration, and debugging. You can use the Zeet GraphQL API to build integrations that extend and enhance Zeet features. The API is documented in Zeet Docs.

K8s clusters and the underlying infrastructure go stale, get into weird states, fall out of health, which causes the applications and services living on the failing clusters to not perform.

Zeet will keep an eye on your clusters, and will do much of the work behind the scenes to ensure they stay healthy.

With datadog's infrastructure moniroting integration, you can send you application and infrasturcutre analytics directly to your Datadog account in just a few clicks.

Zeet is on the AWS marketplace, meaning you can purchase Zeet directly through AWS. With the AWS Marketplace integration, you get one cloud bill to cover both your cloud costs, and your Zeet plan.