Stop building your deployment platform. Start shipping.

Production-grade AWS deployments in minutes, not months. Define your pipeline in YAML, connect your AWS accounts, and Dev Ramps handles multi-account rollouts, approvals, rollbacks, and monitoring.

Multi-account, multi-region AWS deployments from a single YAML file
Built-in rollbacks, bake times, and approval gates
AI agent integration — let coding agents deploy and test autonomously
First deployment in under 15 minutes

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Animated diagram or short looping video showing: repo → pipeline → multiple AWS accounts → approvals → production deployment flow

Who It's For

Built for teams who run production on AWS

Whether you're building your platform from scratch or modernizing existing infrastructure, Dev Ramps meets you where you are.

Replace your internal deployment platform

Stop spending months building and maintaining custom CI/CD tooling. Get production-grade pipelines, multi-account management, and operational dashboards out of the box.

Add production safety to existing pipelines

Upgrade from fragile scripts to declarative pipelines with rollbacks, bake times, deployment time windows, and CloudWatch alarm-triggered auto-rollback built in.

Enable self-service deployments across your org

Let application teams ship to production without becoming AWS experts. Guardrails, approvals, and environment isolation keep everyone safe while moving fast.

Give AI agents a deployment loop

AI coding agents can claim ephemeral environments, deploy their changes, verify the results, and iterate — all through a standard tool interface. Close the loop between code generation and validation.

Meet compliance without slowing down

Built-in approval workflows, complete audit logs, environment isolation, and Terraform plan review. Security and governance by default, not bolted on after the fact.

Why Dev Ramps

Production-ready infrastructure, without the platform team overhead

Fast Path to Production

Declarative CI/CD instead of scripts

Go from a local commit to a running service in AWS in minutes. Define how services build and deploy using declarative pipelines instead of fragile scripts and custom tooling.

No hand-rolling environments or pipelines
Sane defaults for common deployment patterns
Works with your existing repositories

Pipeline detail view showing deployment stages, steps, and health metrics including P50 deploy time and uptime

AWS-Native

Connect your AWS accounts in minutes

Purpose-built for real AWS environments. Our CLI bootstraps least-privilege IAM roles across your accounts — no manual CloudFormation, no credential management. Secrets stay in your AWS account so you keep full control.

One-command bootstrap with npx @devramps/cli bootstrap
Environment isolation across accounts
Cross-account IAM with least-privilege roles

Diagram

Architecture diagram showing Dev Ramps managing multiple AWS accounts (dev, staging, prod) within an AWS Organization

Production Safety

Enterprise safety mechanisms, zero setup

Deploy with the same safety mechanisms mature platform teams spend months building. Rollbacks, bake times, deployment time windows, CloudWatch alarm-triggered auto-rollback, and approval gates — all built in.

CloudWatch alarm-triggered auto-rollback
Deployment time windows to block off-hours deploys
Bake times, approval gates, and Terraform plan review

Manual approval workflow showing Terraform plan with resource changes, approve and reject buttons

Pipeline Health Metrics

See exactly where your pipelines are slowing down

Track the metrics engineering leaders actually care about. See which pipelines block your team the most, measure end-to-end deployment time, and identify bottlenecks before they become problems.

P50 end-to-end deploy time, % time blocked, inventory age
Complete deployment history and audit log
Real-time logs from every stage and step

Pipeline events view showing deployment history with event types, stages, and timestamps

AI Agent Integration

The first CI/CD platform built for AI coding agents

AI coding agents write code — but without a deployment loop, they can't verify their changes actually work. Dev Ramps gives agents on-demand ephemeral environments to deploy, test, and iterate autonomously, closing the gap between code generation and production validation.

Agents claim isolated AWS environments, deploy, and verify
Standard tool interface compatible with any AI agent framework
Full pipeline runs with real infrastructure — not mocks or stubs

Screenshot

Ephemeral environment showing an AI agent's deployment in progress — claim, deploy, verify, release lifecycle

AI-Powered Reliability

AI that diagnoses and fixes pipeline failures

When a deployment fails, Dev Ramps AI reads your logs and source code, identifies the root cause, and can auto-generate a fix PR. Reduce pipeline toil and unblock developers faster.

Automatic root cause analysis on failure
AI-generated fix PRs to unblock your team
Context-aware analysis across logs and source code

AI failure analysis showing root cause identification, log evidence, and auto-fix button

How It Works

First deployment in under 15 minutes

Three steps from zero to production-grade CI/CD on AWS.

Define your pipeline

Add a devramps.yaml to your repo. Define stages, steps, and artifacts — no scripting required. Connect GitHub and Dev Ramps watches for pushes automatically.

Bootstrap AWS

Run npx @devramps/cli bootstrap to set up least-privilege IAM roles. No manual CloudFormation — one command per account.

Push and ship

Push code and watch it flow through build, test, and deploy across AWS accounts. Approvals, rollbacks, and monitoring handled automatically.

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Example

A real pipeline configuration

Here's what a typical pipeline definition looks like. Declarative, readable, and focused on what you want—not how to do it.

          Example Pipeline
          devramps.yaml
        

          version: "1.0.0"

pipeline:
  cloud_provider: AWS
  pipeline_updates_require_approval: ALWAYS

  stages:
    - name: staging
      account_id: "000000000000"
      region: us-east-1

    - name: production
      account_id: "111111111111"
      region: us-west-2

  # On-demand environments for AI agents and PR previews
  ephemeral_environments:
    agent-env:
      account_id: "222222222222"
      region: us-east-1

  steps:
    # Deploy application to ECS
    - name: Deploy Service
      type: DEVRAMPS:ECS:DEPLOY
      params:
        cluster_name: ${{ steps.infra.ecs_cluster_name }}
        service_name: ${{ steps.infra.ecs_service_name }}
        image_url: ${{ artifacts["API Image"].image_url }}

    # Run smoke tests, then bake
    - name: Run Tests
      type: DEVRAMPS:APPROVAL:TEST
      goes_after: ["Deploy Service"]

    - name: 10 Minute Bake
      type: DEVRAMPS:APPROVAL:BAKE
      goes_after: ["Run Tests"]
      params:
        duration_minutes: 10

  artifacts:
    API Image:
      type: DEVRAMPS:DOCKER:BUILD
      params:
        dockerfile: /services/api/Dockerfile
        

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Security

Enterprise-grade security, built in

Security isn't an afterthought. Every deployment runs with isolation, auditability, and access controls from day one.

IAM Isolation

Each environment runs in its own AWS account with isolated IAM boundaries.

Complete Audit Logs

Every deployment, approval, and infrastructure change is captured and searchable.

Approval Workflows

Require manual sign-off for production deployments with structured change diffs.

Environment Boundaries

Dev can't touch prod. Strict separation enforced at the infrastructure level.

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