What is Suga?
Suga is a development platform for teams who want to move fast. Push a container or a function and it's running in a few seconds. You get a public URL if you want one. Logs and metrics are there when you need them.
Build with multiple teams, projects and environments without getting in each other's way. Add a service or change configuration and everyone can see how it got there. Debugging is just looking at what's running and what it's telling you, not piecing things together from three different tools.
How changes work
A visual interface for infrastructure invites a reasonable question: aren't we back to clicking around in cloud consoles? The problem with ClickOps was never the clicking. It was that changes disappeared into the ether with no record of what changed, who changed it, or how to get back to yesterday's working state.
Suga is different.
Every action in Suga writes to an immutable history. You can see exactly what your project looked like at any point in time, who made each change, and why.
Rolling back isn't a matter of reverting commits and redeploying. Just select a previous state and restore it. We're also building toward fine-grained diffs, so you can compare any two points in your project's history and selectively apply changes.
The properties that matter like consistency, reproducibility, audit trails and collaboration are built in, not bolted on through external tooling. Your infrastructure is version-controlled, it just doesn't have to be a Git repository.
Why Public Alpha?
We're opening Suga to early adopters who want to help shape the future of cloud development. During this alpha phase, we're focused on:
- Core Platform Stability - Ensuring reliable deployments and cluster management across cloud providers
- Template Ecosystem - Expanding our library of pre-built templates for common services
- Developer Experience - Refining the visual canvas, deployment workflows, and environment management
- Infrastructure Features - Improving networking, SSL/TLS certificate management, and service discovery
What to Expect
The platform is functional and ready for experimentation, but you should expect:
- Occasional breaking changes as we iterate on the API and data models
- UI refinements and workflow adjustments based on feedback
- New features shipping regularly
- Active development of documentation and guides
We don't recommend using Suga for production workloads or critical applications during the alpha phase.
We recommend using Suga for:
- Development and staging environments
- Side projects and experimentation
- Testing new deployment patterns
What's Next?
We're working toward a beta release with:
- Enhanced security and RBAC controls
- Improved monitoring and logging, including persisted log history
- GitOps integration for continuous deployment
- Cost and cluster optimization features
- Expanded cloud provider support
Get Involved
Have questions, feature requests, or feedback? We'd love to hear from you. Reply to your welcome email or reach out directly, we're a small team and personally respond to every message.
Team Suga.