Provisioning Infrastructure with a Single Command

Provisioning a new environment should not require a two-week infrastructure project. Yet at many organizations, the path from a Terraform module to a running environment involves writing pipeline configs, provisioning state backends, configuring networking, setting up monitoring, and stitching together half a dozen services by hand. It is boring, error-prone, and a colossal waste of platform engineer time.

LeetDeploy eliminates this overhead. You define your infrastructure, its dependencies, and its environment parameters in a single YAML manifest. Run `leet deploy` from the command line, and the platform takes care of the rest: resolving the dependency graph, calling cloud provider APIs in parallel, configuring networking and DNS, and wiring up monitoring, logging, and alerting.

Under the hood, each environment runs in an isolated namespace with resource quotas, network policies, and secrets management handled by the platform. We support canary deployments — route 10% of your traffic to the new infrastructure while the old version handles the rest — and automatic rollback if the new environment fails health checks. The entire provisioning lifecycle is driven by a GitOps workflow: every change is version-controlled, auditable, and reversible. Our median provisioning time, from git push to fully running environment, is two minutes and forty seconds.