Continuous Delivery on Kubernetes

Deploy your container images to a Kubernetes cluster quickly and hassle-free.

Continuous delivery enables you to deploy at any time to as many environments as you need…

...but it’s difficult for software engineering teams to establish continuous delivery best practices that allow them to reach this goal.

Humanitec provides an elegant, open API and developer-focused UI enabling continuous delivery for Kubernetes-native applications to be simple and self-serving for every developer on your team.

Connect to any CI

No matter which CI tools you use, Humanitec integrates seamlessly with them. Humanitec takes container images from the end of your CI pipeline and deploys them to your environments.

Environments on demand

Make environments self-serving for your developer team. Reduce the time to manage environments and maintain them in a developer-focused user interface (UI).

Deploy with confidence

Deploy to your Kubernetes clusters on AWS or GCP through an open API or use our UI. Don’t worry over broken deployments—it’s easy to rollback.

Hosted Environments

For an easy start use our own out-of-the-box-solution. It contains a fully configured Kubernetes cluster, a managed image registry, and managed databases.

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Humanitec supports you in establishing continuous delivery best practices and improves your team's workflow....

Deploy to your Kubernetes set-up

Humanitec enables you to deploy to a Kubernetes cluster quickly and hassle-free. You can bring your own cluster running on GCP or AWS and connect it easily to our Continuous Delivery API. Alternatively, we offer managed clusters and hosted environments if you don’t want to perform the setup and maintenance yourself.

Reduce dependency

Allow developer teams more autonomy. Reduce the dependency between team functions and enable self-service deployments. Speed up the dev process with Humanitec.

Humanitec can manage your dependent services.

Run services in your Kubernetes clusters like a message queue (i.e. RabbitMQ), database caching (i.e. Redis) or Elasticsearch, and managed services like Google CloudSQL databases, Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS), or Amazon S3 buckets.