Stacktape
Your AWS, but 97% easier
Stacktape is a platform that lets you deploy applications to your own AWS account. It supports a wide range of AWS services including containers, Lambda functions, databases (RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, Redis, ElasticSearch, MongoDB Atlas, Upstash Redis), security resources (Cognito, WAF, bastion servers), and other resources like load balancers and API Gateways. It offers a configuration GUI, CLI, and GitOps deployment options, along with features like logs and metrics, private networking, shell access, dev mode, alarms, automatic packaging, cost explorer, scripts and hooks, secrets management, and organization activity tracking.
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