Overview

Kuberns is an AI-agentic Platform as a Service (PaaS) that provisions and operates application infrastructure on AWS. It is designed to move a repository from source code to a running service without requiring the developer to assemble the underlying build, container, networking, and orchestration workflow.

How Kuberns works

1. You connect GitHub or GitLab, or choose an open-source template.
2. Kuberns creates a project, service, and environment for the workload.
3. A temporary AI agent analyzes the source and proposes deployment configuration.
4. Kuberns provisions required resources and starts the managed build and deployment pipeline.
5. The agent is terminated after its work is complete.
6. You operate the deployed workload from the Kuberns dashboard.

The dashboard provides deployment configuration, environment variables, logs, resources, metrics, activities, domains, usage, team access, and service settings.

What Kuberns manages

Depending on the workload, Kuberns can manage:

• Application servers and background workers.
• PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB resources.
• Redis, Kafka, NATS, Celery, and Node worker resources.
• Builds, deployments, container images, and runtime processes.
• AWS-backed compute, networking, DNS integration, and SSL provisioning.
• Metrics, logs, alerts, AI diagnostics, and container recovery workflows.
• Runtime-credit and data-transfer usage.

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