We give you all the tools to manage your infrastructure: provisioning, configuration management, variable management and automation.
Our plan is to enable you to add a repo, define your infrastructure and be able to move anything to any type of cloud provider (move from Rackspace to AWS? Search and replace, git commit, git push and voila). The VM export should be in in the next few weeks and allows you to point at a server to be built as a VM and available on S3.
Come nag me in the chat: https://www.hipchat.com/gyHEHtsXZ. Happy to add you as a beta tester for this feature.
edit: we'll be pushing the roadmap on the site this week so that people know what's in the works.
We're reviewing the timeline with my co-founders and will update this in the coming days.
"It's done when it's done" is perfectly acceptable for any particular feature. Just chunk them roughly into 'releases' and only ever make firm commitments about the stuff you're working on now.
Want a new box on Digital Ocean with NGINX + Node.js + Redis? A few lines of YAML, git add/commit/push and you're done. You can use your EC2, Rackspace, Linode or Digital Ocean account, and you manage everything (servers and automation) in Git.
To illustrate my point:
- Adding a simple NGINX server using the Web UI: http://docs.devo.ps/how-to/add-a-server/
- The devo.ps button that allows you to do a one-click deploy of a full infrastructure (not unlike the Heroku deploy button, but we deploy your own servers and automated tasks): http://devo.ps/blog/one-click-deploy-of-your-infrastructure/
We' haven't officially launched but have already been signing up a few hundreds developers. At this stage we're mostly ironing out a few bugs and expanding on the documentation/tutorials (http://docs.devo.ps).
If there's anybody out there who want to come in and break stuff up, I'm happy to pay for some Digital Ocean/AWS/Rackspace/Linode credit.