About StackShift

A practical control plane for deploying and operating the infrastructure behind modern products.

What StackShift is about

Infrastructure should feel like a product surface, not a pile of disconnected consoles.

StackShift brings the control plane, workload resources, deployment actions, and operational signals into a single place so teams can ship with clearer ownership and fewer handoffs.

Control plane

Projects, applications, stacks, deployments, environments, logs, metrics, and operational actions are managed from one control plane.

Infrastructure choices

StackShift supports managed hosting and connected Linux infrastructure, including customer-connected nodes and BYOCloud boundaries where the product exposes them.

Workloads

The platform currently covers application hosting, stack templates, managed databases, domains, mail, assets, jobs, and compute surfaces represented in the product.

Operations

Health checks, deployment workflows, backups, diagnostics, security controls, and audit records help turn infrastructure work into repeatable operations.

Built around real infrastructure work

Templates can start common stacks such as n8n, MinIO, Gitea, Grafana, and Umami. Projects can then be operated through the same product surfaces used for deployments, databases, domains, and diagnostics.

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