Deploy to any cloud with one command.
wf up deploys to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or Kubernetes with identity, policy and networking already set. Every environment is created from the same definition, so they do not drift.
Free forever plan, no commitment, in your own cloud account.
Built from the real interface. Open the stack inventory in the live demo. No sign-in.
- Today
- 1 to 6 monthsLead time from a commit to production for low-performing teams. Elite teams take under a day.DORA, Google Cloud, Accelerate State of DevOps Report, 2024
Performance levels table, p.13: Elite, lead time less than one day, deployment frequency on demand (multiple deploys per day); Low, lead time between one month and six months, deployment frequency between once per month and once every six months
39,000+ respondents; performance levels are clusters that emerge from the survey responses - With Wayfinder
Wayfinder timings are from our reference deployment and demo flows, not from customer studies.
- Under 10 min
wf updeploys a new service to your own cloud. Timed on our reference deployment.
Before and after
Before
- Weeks for a new environment
- Staging that looks nothing like production
- Long-lived cloud keys in CI
- Preview environments nobody cleans up
- Kubernetes clusters shared by email thread
With Wayfinder
- Minutes from wf up to a running service
- Dev, staging and production from the same manifest
- Workload identity via OIDC, no static keys
- A preview per branch, removed when it merges
- Clusters imported, shared and scoped per workspace
How it works
Bind a cloud account
Trust Wayfinder's workload identity from your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account. Nothing is stored either side.
Create an environment
Cluster-backed or cloud-only, named or auto-named, permanent or short-lived.
Deploy
wf up provisions the plans and deploys the components, in dependency order, and records the result.
In the product
- DdevAWS account acme-dev, eu-west-2. Rebuilt from the manifest on every merge.aws-eks-auto-cluster 1.0.9aws-rds 1.5.0aws-s3-secure 1.0.1
- SstagingAWS account acme-staging, eu-west-2. Same manifest, staging values.aws-eks-auto-cluster 1.0.9aws-rds 1.5.0aws-s3-secure 1.0.1
- PproductionAWS account acme-prod, eu-west-2 and us-east-1. One plan behind staging, and the database parameter group was changed in the console on 21 Sep.aws-rds 1.4.0drift: 1 lineowner: checkout
- PRpr-418Opened from the payment-api pull request. Removed when it merges, the record of what ran stays.short lived4h 12m oldowner: wayfinder
What this shows
- Every environment carries the plans it runs, at which version.
- Drift between environments shows up as a diff with an owner.
- Short-lived environments are removed on merge, and the record stays.
Components
OIDC trust from your account to Wayfinder. Roles live with you.
A place to run: a cluster namespace and a cloud scope, with its own variables.
One deployment of a manifest into an environment.
Import EKS, AKS or GKE, or let a plan create one. Share them per workspace.
Created for a branch, torn down when it merges.
Private connections, public endpoints and records provisioned by plan.
Security and governance
Each environment reaches exactly one cloud account, under one identity.
Policy checks run before anything reaches the cloud.
Production deployments can require an approval in the workflow.
Who deployed what, where, from which commit: recorded per instance.
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