Four pillars, one orchestration layer
Environments, Deployments, Configurations, and Operations aren't four separate tools bolted together — they're one runtime, governed by the same rules, for a startup engineering team that doesn't have a dozen platform engineers to spare.
Every environment provisioned from the same rules as production
Ephemeral environments are created automatically for every pull request, and torn down the moment they're no longer needed — so nobody is paying for infrastructure nobody remembers spinning up.
Because every environment is provisioned through the same orchestration layer, a bug that only shows up in a preview environment is a bug that reflects production, not a quirk of someone's manual setup.
- Automatic environment creation on every pull request
- Automatic teardown when a branch merges or goes stale
- The same provisioning rules in preview as in production
Ephemeral environments
pr-2481-checkout
alive for 12m
pr-2479-auth-fix
alive for 1h
staging
alive for 14d
pr-2470-search
alive for 3d
One view of every deployment, across every service
Instead of checking four different CI/CD dashboards to find out where a deployment is stuck, Ralnoria gives you one timeline — build, test, staging, approval, production — for every service your teams ship.
Deployments that need a human sign-off wait visibly, with the approver and reason attached, instead of silently sitting in a queue someone has to go looking for.
- A single timeline view across build, test, staging, and production
- Approval gates with a visible owner and reason
- Works with your existing CI/CD — nothing to migrate
Know the moment infrastructure drifts from what's in code
A console change here, a manual kubectl edit there — small deviations from infrastructure-as-code add up until nobody fully trusts the repo anymore. Ralnoria continuously compares what's declared against what's actually running.
When drift is detected, you get a diff, not just an alert — so fixing it is a two-minute task instead of a forensic investigation.
- Continuous comparison between declared and live infrastructure
- A readable diff, not just a yes/no drift alert
- Works with Terraform and OpenTofu modules you already maintain
Configuration drift
Day-to-day operational tasks, without a ticket queue
Rollbacks, temporary access grants, and scaling requests are some of the most common things a platform team gets asked to do manually. Ralnoria lets developers trigger them directly, within limits the platform team sets once.
Every action is logged with who requested it, who approved it, and what changed — so "self-service" doesn't mean losing visibility into what happened.
- Self-service rollbacks, scaling, and temporary access grants
- Policy-based auto-approval for low-risk actions
- A full log of who did what, and when
Recent operations
Rollback checkout-api to v2.13.2
Requires 1 approval · reversible
Grant temporary prod access to @sagar
Expires in 4 hours · logged
Scale payments-worker to 6 replicas
Auto-approved · within policy
See it running against your own stack
Start free trialPlatform FAQ
No. Ralnoria connects to your existing Terraform or OpenTofu modules and your existing CI/CD pipelines — it's an orchestration and governance layer on top of what you already run, not a replacement for it.