Internal Developer Platform for
SaaS teams
Cloud-native Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that provisions and manages production-grade Kubernetes environments on your AWS account. With CI/CD, observability, and security hardening included.
No Dockerfiles. No Helm charts. No Terraform.


What problems does an internal developer platform solve for SaaS teams?
Challenges Growing Engineering Teams Face
Engineers waiting on DevOps
Every change in infrastructure waits in a queue, for the cloud operations team to provision and configure. Takes weeks to ship every single feature.
Environment drift
Inconsistent configuration across environments, VPCs, and IAM roles. Security groups. Staging passes. Production breaks. Incidents that are slow to debug and nearly impossible to prevent with scripts alone.
Blind spots in production
Without a pre-configured observability stack, monitoring is always a backlog item. Until there's an incident and your team has no logs, no metrics, and no time.
This is exactly what LocalOps is built for, by a team that's done cloud infrastructure and Kubernetes deployments for SaaS companies firsthand. LocalOps is an Internal Developer Platform that automates environment provisioning and deployment automation on your AWS account. Observability, CI/CD, and security hardening configured from day one so your engineers stop managing infrastructure and start shipping product.
How It Works
From signup to a production-grade AWS environment in 30 minutes.

Connect your GitHub repo
Link your GitHub account and repos. LocalOps hooks into your configured branches and triggers automated builds on every push.

Connect your AWS account
Keyless, role-based IAM access. LocalOps assumes a role in your AWS account to provision resources. Your credentials never leave your cloud.

Deploy services
LocalOps provisions a dedicated VPC, subnets, and EKS cluster for each environment. Loki, Prometheus, Grafana, and CI/CD wired in automatically. Push to your linked branch — your IDP handles the rest. Build, deploy, observability, all self-serve from day one.
What you get with LocalOps
You Own the Infra. We Handle the Ops.
You own
Infrastructure and data
Your code
Your AWS account
Your data
Your cloud bill
LocalOps IDP handles
DevOps automation
Environment provisioning
Kubernetes setup and management
CI/CD configuration and deployment automation
Observability stack (Loki, Prometheus, Grafana)
Security hardening and compliance defaults
Upgrades
No vendor lock-in: Your cloud infrastructure runs in your AWS account. Every resource LocalOps provisions stays fully accessible to your team and under your control.
Why LocalOps IDP
10-12
Man months saved
vs building your IDP in-house
30 min
Environment setup
vs months of manual Terraform
3x
Deployment frequency
DORA elite performance
Up to 50%
Savings in infrastructure costs
via auto-scaling
Build vs Buy
Compare time, effort and operational complexity
DIY
Build yourself
Manual VPC, EKS, subnets, EC2 via Terraform. Weeks of setup.
Custom Dockerfile and Helm charts. Manual GitHub Actions setup.
Separate Loki, Prometheus, and Grafana install and config per environment.
Manual auto-scaling configuration.
Manual encryption and security group configuration.
10 to 12 man months of tooling and setup.
Buy
LocalOps IDP
Auto-provisions VPC, EKS cluster, subnets, NAT gateway, and compute nodes in under 30 minutes.
Connect GitHub repo. Push to branch. LocalOps builds and deploys automatically. No Dockerfile or Helm required.
Loki, Prometheus, and Grafana pre-installed and wired into a single Grafana dashboard in every environment.
Built-in auto-scaling and self-healing out of the box.
Encryption in transit and at rest, security groups enabled by default on every environment.
30 minutes per environment. Full stack from day one.
Every hour your team spends on cloud infrastructure provisioning is an hour of business value not shipped to production. LocalOps is one of the best platforms for internal developer experience, handling the infrastructure layer so your engineering capacity stays on the product.
Why LocalOps Is One of the Best Internal Developer Platforms for SaaS Teams
Here’s What CTOs Say
"Their thoughtfully designed product and tooling entirely eliminated the typical implementation headaches. Partnering with LocalOps has been one of our best technical decisions."
— Prashanth YV, Ex-Razorpay, CTO and Co-founder, Zivy
"They are experts in Cloud deployments and Kubernetes. We saved months of DevOps effort by using LocalOps."
— Shobit Gupta, Ex-Uber, CTO and Co-founder, Segwise
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FAQs
Questions? We've got answers.
What is an IDP and why does your engineering team need one?
Do I need to hire a DevOps engineer to use LocalOps?
Do I need to write any automation scripts using Terraform?
Does LocalOps have access to my code?
If LocalOps goes down, will my apps go down?
Can I exit LocalOps at any time?
LocalOps IDP vs Backstage vs Terraform: what's the difference?
How is LocalOps different from an internal developer platform open source solution?
How long does it take to build an internal developer platform on AWS?
Internal developer portal vs platform: what is the difference?
How does an internal developer platform enable a platform engineering strategy?
Do you need a platform engineering team to use LocalOps?
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