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22 posts tagged #infrastructure
Browse 22 posts tagged Infrastructure, including practical setup notes, reviews, comparisons, and workflow patterns for engineers working with AI tools.
TinyFish runs hundreds of browser sessions simultaneously with a serverless architecture, scoring 82% on Mind2Web hard tasks against OpenAI Operator 43%.
Koreo is a platform engineering toolkit that brings programmable workflows and structured data to Kubernetes configuration management and resource orchestration.
Describe the infrastructure you want in plain text. DevOpsAgents provisions and manages it across AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean using Terraform and Ansible.
Daytona provides secure, sub-90ms cloud sandboxes purpose-built for running AI agents and AI-generated code at scale. Supports Python, TypeScript, Go, Ruby, and Java.
Open-source CLI that treats your dev setup like infrastructure—define it in JSONC, plan changes, and apply them across Mac and Linux.
ClawNet gives AI agents their own @clwnt.com email address, DMs, and calendar. Plain HTTP with bearer tokens — no OAuth, no SDK, no WebSocket.
Run Terraform plan and apply directly in your GitHub Actions or GitLab pipeline. Digger brings open source GitOps to infrastructure without extra CI systems, secrets, or compute costs.
Chamber is an AIOps platform that puts an AI agent between your team and your GPU fleet. Ask in plain language, get root-cause analysis and automated remediation across Kubernetes and Slurm.
Convoy is an open-source webhook gateway for secure, scalable event delivery. Handles retries, rate limiting, fan-out, and observability for millions of webhooks.
Forte connects a GitHub repo and deploys it with autoscaling, auth, DDoS protection, and per-request debugging - no Dockerfiles or pipeline config needed.
TengineAI provides a remote MCP server that exposes your HTTP APIs as tools to AI runtimes, handling auth, execution, and observability.
Write cloud-agnostic config once, deploy to AWS and Azure. Multy is an open-source tool with a Terraform provider and Apache 2.0 license.
Chamber deploys an AI agent named Chambie that monitors, root-causes, and fixes GPU issues across AWS, GCP, Azure, and on-prem clusters — answering in Slack. YC W26.
Wirewiki makes internet infrastructure browsable. DNS lookup, propagation checking, zone transfer, SPF validation, and reverse DNS in a connected graph view.
AI agents that autonomously monitor, root-cause, and remediate GPU infrastructure issues. Reduce compute costs, improve GPU utilization, and accelerate ML research. YC W26.
YC W26 startup builds deployment infrastructure for sandboxed coding agents, research agents, and document processing tools that need filesystem access to work.
YC W22 startup that gives every web app user their own dedicated server-side process, enabling low-latency browser-based apps like video editors and IDEs.
Hyperbrowser spins up hundreds of headless browser sessions in secure isolated environments with sub-second launch times, captcha solving, and residential.
Stacktape is a DevOps-free cloud framework that cuts AWS deployment config by 98%. Supports serverless and containers, 20+ infra components built-in, and a.
NetCopilot embeds AI assistance directly into SSH, Telnet, and Serial terminal sessions, helping network engineers troubleshoot BGP, routing, and.
Chamber is a YC W26 AI teammate that autonomously monitors, root-causes, and remediates GPU infrastructure issues across multi-cloud.
Cloud browsers built for AI agents that need to navigate, scrape, and interact with the web at scale. Handles proxies, stealth detection, and concurrent.