Prodvana

Prodvana is an intelligent deployment platform that can increase deployment frequency more than 50%. It does this by automatically determining release paths based on user intent, thereby minimizing the need for manual change management during or after the release.

Prodvana provides several features to help streamline the deployment process:

• Intent-based deployments: Automate release paths based on user intent, resulting in fewer problems and faster releases.
• Infrastructure support: Supports a variety of infrastructure options like Kubernetes, ECS, and serverless providers, so users can deploy to their preferred environment.
• Guardrails: Built-in approvals, database validations, and automatic release validation to ensure safer releases.
• Frictionless DevEx: Follow commits through infrastructure for full visibility, enable fast rollbacks, and customize with templates.
• Clairvoyance: See the impact of releases before they happen, with high-impact commit insights and infrastructure summaries.
• Multi-architecture deployments: Supports microservices, stateful systems, and tenancy-based architectures, including release strategies for stateful systems like databases and storage.

Prodvana fits into existing workflows, supporting notifications, observability, ticketing systems, and more. This makes it suitable for teams of all sizes, from startups to complex enterprise environments.

Pricing tiers are designed to fit different architecture and culture needs:

• Startup: $500/month for 3 runtimes, 15 users, and chat and email support.
• Teams: $2500/month for 10 runtimes, 30 users, and chat, Slack, and email support.
• Pro: $2500/month for growing infrastructures.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for complex environments with unlimited runtimes, users, and 24x7 pager support.

Prodvana offers a 30-day free trial for Startup and Teams plans, so you can try its features without a commitment. With a focus on eliminating deployment overhead, Prodvana seeks to make software deployment faster and more reliable for developers and teams.

Published on June 14, 2024