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Deploy your containerswith simplicity

Focus on your code, not infrastructure.

SailOps handles deployment, health checks, observability and capacity adjustment. You define resources and policies; the platform runs the routine operations.

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SailOpsExample project
Cockpit · 5 resources · 4 connectionsDemo data
Services operational
Edge1
Workloads1
Services2
Storage1
Gateway
HTTPS
Active
Routes
1
HTTPS · Application
Application
Instances
2 / 2
CPU
38%
Connection · PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
State
Available
Cache
State
Available
Volume
State
Attached
Size
20 GiB
Storage · Application
TrafficConnectionStorage
Deployment complete

Essential operations without multiplying tools

SailOps covers the application journey from its image to live operations. Each area answers a concrete need for the technical team.

Deploy and run

Ship a new version, check its status and adjust resources without administering the underlying infrastructure.

Explore container deployment

  • Container applications

    Deploy from a public or private registry, then configure CPU, memory, variables, files, health checks, rolling updates and autoscaling.

  • Static and PHP websites

    Host a website with managed storage, a custom domain and Git synchronization from a repository.

  • One time and scheduled jobs

    Run processing tasks on demand or on a schedule, then review their status and execution history.

  • Application marketplace

    Deploy preconfigured applications with their related services, versions and domain.

Data and persistence

Provision data next to applications while keeping capacity, persistence and backups visible.

Explore data and storage

  • PostgreSQL and MariaDB

    Create managed databases, choose their version, compute class and storage, then manage backups.

  • Valkey cache

    Add a Redis compatible cache with configuration and capacity suited to the service.

  • NATS JetStream

    Provision a NATS messaging service with JetStream for asynchronous communication and processing.

  • Volumes and snapshots

    Mount persistent or shared storage, increase its capacity and create snapshots manually or on a schedule.

Expose and observe

Connect each signal to the relevant application so teams can diagnose faster and act from the project.

Explore networking and observability

  • Gateways and routes

    Distribute traffic through HTTP, TCP, gRPC or TLS routes to services in the project.

  • Domains and TLS certificates

    Attach your domains, configure listeners and let SailOps manage their associated certificates.

  • Metrics, logs and events

    Review CPU, memory, network, container logs and operational events from the product.

  • Alerts and telemetry

    Create alerts, choose notification channels and connect your OpenTelemetry flows.

Automate and collaborate

Make operations repeatable through APIs, pipelines or declarative configuration with project-scoped access.

Explore automation

  • Public API and CI/CD

    Manage resources with a project key and integrate deployments into your pipelines.

  • Stack engine

    Describe a project in YAML or JSON, preview changes, apply resources and export the current state.

  • MCP server

    Connect any compatible client to the SailOps MCP server and use structured actions with a project scoped key.

  • Projects, members and roles

    Organize resources by project and assign suitable access to technical, finance or read only team members.

A platform your team can evaluate

Capabilities, pricing and operational scope are presented publicly. For architecture, security or support validation, the SailOps team answers your questions directly.

Discuss your project

  • Controlled scope

    Resources, members, roles and access keys are organized by project.

  • Verifiable pricing

    Resource rates come from the public pricing API and monthly assumptions are stated.

  • Accessible team

    SailOps is operated from France. A demo lets your team review architecture and validation criteria.

From image to running service

  1. 01

    Choose the image

    Provide the image to run from a public or private registry, then select the compute class.

  2. 02

    Compose the service

    Assign CPU and memory, then add the data, storage and routes the application needs.

  3. 03

    Deploy and follow its status

    Review health, instances, metrics, logs, alerts and usage from the same project.

Understand what makes up your bill

Review compute, memory, data, storage, traffic and observability separately before configuring a project.

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Questions about SailOps

What does autonomous cloud mean at SailOps?

SailOps runs routine operations defined by your configuration: deployment, health checks, service exposure, signal collection and instance adjustment. You retain control of resources, policies and access.

What can I deploy with SailOps?

SailOps supports container applications, static and PHP websites, one time or scheduled jobs, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, NATS JetStream, and persistent or shared volumes.

How can my company evaluate SailOps?

Book a demo to discuss your architecture, security constraints, support requirements and validation criteria. The team answers based on the scope that is actually available.

How is pricing presented?

The Pricing page details every billed resource. Monthly estimates use 730.5 hours and are not subscription plans. To estimate a complete architecture, present the project during a demo.

How do I get started?

Access the console to create a project and configure a first service. If you want to validate the architecture first, book a demo.

Move from architecture to a first service

Create a project directly in the console or discuss your constraints with the SailOps team during a demo.

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