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Provisioned around your service
Choose a supported service and Infraatlas prepares the suitable compute or managed data layer, configures it and owns the operational handover.
Request → provision → operateManagedby Infraatlas
Managed operations · Built for European teams
Deploy fully managedopen-source serviceswithout the ops burden.
Choose the software you need. Infraatlas provisions, secures, updates, backs up and operates it on reliable European infrastructure.
n8nWordPressPostgreSQLKafkaCoolifyPortainer
✓Provisioned for you✓Managed updates✓Backups & recovery✓Human support
Infrastructure foundation
The providers and principles behind today's Infraatlas deployments.
LeasewebEuropean compute
AivenManaged data services
Open sourcePortable software choices
InfraatlasOne operations relationship
Teams building with Infraatlas
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Platform
The managed operations layer for open-source software
Infraatlas handles setup, configuration, updates, backups and monitoring. Your team stays focused on the product.
Infrastructure selected to fit
Compute currently runs on Leaseweb and managed PostgreSQL and Kafka on Aiven. More infrastructure options can be added as the platform grows.
Provider-aware operations
Direct engineer access
Talk to someone who understands the service and the infrastructure beneath it.
Human support
Managed updates
Version and security updates are planned and applied as part of the operating model.
Kept current
Backups and recovery
Backup and recovery planning is included instead of being left as a post-launch task.
Recovery considered
Catalogue
A focused catalogue, built to grow
07Supported applications, data services and infrastructure—with more added as the platform matures.
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Customer stories
Less time maintaining. More time building.
Teams use Infraatlas to put clear operational ownership behind the open-source services their products depend on.
We stopped treating updates and backups as a recurring internal project. There is now one clear owner for the operational work.
The useful part is not just getting software deployed. It is knowing who is responsible for keeping it healthy afterwards.
We can discuss the application and the infrastructure in the same conversation, with an engineer who understands both sides.
FAQ
Questions before you deploy?
The short version of how Infraatlas works. For anything specific to your environment, talk directly to an engineer.
Ask another questionWhat does Infraatlas manage?
Infraatlas handles provisioning, service configuration, security and version updates, backup planning, monitoring and operational support for the managed service you choose.
Which services are available today?
The initial catalogue includes n8n, WordPress, Coolify, Portainer, PostgreSQL and Kafka. Managed Kubernetes is currently available by request rather than self-service checkout.
Where does the infrastructure run?
Initial compute capacity is provided through Leaseweb. Managed data services such as PostgreSQL and Kafka are provided through Aiven. The available infrastructure options will expand as the platform grows.
Can you migrate an existing service?
Yes. Migrations are assessed as a platform engineering engagement because the path depends on the application, data, downtime requirements and the environment you are moving from.
Is every service available through self-service deployment?
Not yet. At launch, deployments begin with a short conversation so Infraatlas can confirm the service, infrastructure and operational requirements. Products that are not generally available are clearly marked as request access.
What if the software I need is not in the catalogue?
Tell us what you need. The catalogue is intentionally focused at launch, but Infraatlas can assess additional open-source software or a bespoke platform engineering engagement.
Platform engineering
Explore consultingNeed more than a managed service?
Work directly with Infraatlas on cloud architecture, Kubernetes, CI/CD, application operations and migrations.
Your next deploymentPut the operational work
Put the operational work
in experienced hands.
Choose a service from the catalogue, or talk to an engineer about what you're running today.