The platform team you never hired.
Production Kubernetes for your applications - on your servers, in your cloud, or on ours - built, run and debugged by Segla. Connect a repository, ship, and when something breaks, Segla’s AI tells you why - from the request you clicked to the line that caused it. No YAML, no on-call for infrastructure, no DevOps hire.
Repository. Server. Production.
Connect a repository.
Sign in with GitHub or GitLab, pick a repo. Segla detects how it builds and runs and turns it into an app - no Dockerfile archaeology, no manifests. Everything it generates lands in a platform repository in your own org, so you can read every change we make.
Add a server - or let Segla add one.
One command on any Linux machine - bare metal, a VPS, an instance in your cloud account - or connect a cloud account and Segla creates the nodes for you. It joins your cluster; Segla takes over from there.
Ship.
Your release goes live on its own segla.io subdomain now and on your own domain in one click. Push to the branch again - it ships again.
You can do steps 1 and 3 before you own a single server. The release waits; the moment a node joins, it deploys.
Deploy. Run. Investigate.
Everything a platform team would build for you, already built - and the nights that come with it, already ours.
From repository to production, without the platform in between.
Apps built from your repos, grouped into projects that ship and are observed together. Releases with rollback; every deploy is a version you can return to. Environments per branch when you want them, none when you don’t.
A node dies. Nobody wakes up.
Workloads move, you get a message saying which server to replace - or we order one when your provider has an API. In the morning there is a note that reads like a colleague wrote it: what failed, what Segla did, what to check. Kubernetes and OS upgrades roll node by node in your window; control plane and etcd are backed up and restored by us.
Grow into fleets
Several clusters, several regions, one project. Canary a release to one cluster first; if a region degrades, traffic falls back to another before anyone notices.
Click the request. Segla’s AI finds the cause.
Open your app in Chrome, click the failing request in the Network tab, and see its trace through every service and the node it ran on. Segla’s AI already has what a human would spend an hour gathering - the code, the request, the trace, the cluster state, the last deploy - and tells you where it broke, what changed, and what to do. The code is one click away: open the exact file and line in a cloud workspace with the infra context beside it.
Domains handled
Domains handled: a subdomain per app, custom domains verified and wired automatically, certificates renewed by us. Private networking between your servers out of the box - WireGuard, no VPN appliance.
A platform you can walk away with
Nothing hidden: the whole platform - your apps, Prometheus, Grafana, ingress, certificates - lives in a git repository you own. Leave Segla tomorrow and it still deploys on any Kubernetes.
AI-assisted operations
Coming to betaSegla’s AI troubleshoots your clusters and releases: it correlates what changed with what broke, explains failures in plain language, and suggests fixes before you dig through logs.
Correlate changes with failures
A deploy went out and a node went unhealthy - Segla AI connects the two before you open a dashboard.
Plain-language diagnostics
Condition messages, events and logs summarized into one explanation of what actually happened.
Suggested fixes
Concrete next steps, from rollback to config change, grounded in your fleet’s actual state.
The tools you’d pick yourself, wired and kept alive
Real Kubernetes, Argo CD, Istio, Prometheus, Grafana, cert-manager - the stack a platform team would assemble, running on your nodes and described in your git repository. No proprietary layer between you and it.
Kubernetes
ArgoCD
Grafana
Prometheus
AWS
GCP
Azure
Istio
Cert Manager
External DNS
External Secrets
VPS
The nights are ours.
- node failure
- Kubernetes upgrades
- OS patches
- control plane and etcd
- certificates
- cross-cluster failover
- private networking
- ingress and TLS
- image builds
Yours: the code, the servers, the decisions.
One server, ten minutes, free.
Your first node is free forever. Push a repo, add a €4 VPS, and you have production with a domain, rollbacks and tracing - the same platform you will still be on at thirty engineers.
- Production Kubernetes on one server
- Deploys from GitHub / GitLab, rollbacks included
- segla.io subdomain and your own domain with TLS
- Tracing and click-the-request investigation
- Upgrades, certificates and the nights - ours
Segla vs doing it yourself
| Dimension | Doing it yourself | Segla |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first deploy on your own server | days of Terraform, Ansible and YAML | ten minutes |
| Who upgrades Kubernetes | you, on a weekend | Segla, in your window |
| Node dies at 3 a.m. | your phone | our platform; your message in the morning |
| Second region | a platform-team project | a fleet setting |
| Why did that request fail | grep, guess, ask in Slack | click it |
| Post-incident write-up | someone’s evening | written for you by the time you’re back |
| Monthly cost | a DevOps salary | a plan, not a salary |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know Kubernetes?
No. You manage apps, projects and fleets. kubectl access to your cluster is there if you want it.
Where can my servers be?
Anywhere with Linux and a network: Hetzner, OVH, your own rack, an AWS or GCP account. You can mix them in one cluster.
Who owns the cluster?
You own the data and any hardware you bring; Segla operates the cluster - upgrades, control plane, node lifecycle.
I don’t have servers.
Connect an AWS or Hetzner account and Segla creates the nodes, or start on Segla-provided nodes and move later.
What happens when a node dies?
Workloads are rescheduled onto healthy nodes and you are told which server to replace. With a provider API connected, Segla replaces it.
Where does the AI get its context?
From what Segla already runs for you: your code through the Git app, the request and its trace, the cluster state, the last deploys. Nothing to install, no logs to ship anywhere.
Where is my data?
Your workloads and data run wherever your servers are. Segla’s control plane is hosted by us; EU residency is available for teams that need it.
How is it priced?
Your first node is free forever. Paid plans unlock more nodes, clusters and features - see Pricing.
Can I leave?
Yes, with everything. Every app and every platform component Segla runs is described in a git repository in your account, built from open-source tools. Deploy it on any Kubernetes and keep going without us.
Ship to production today.
Connect a repository. Add a server, or let us. That’s the whole platform team.