Bluebricks is an IaC-agnostic environment orchestrator that transforms Infrastructure as Code (IaC), configurations, and scripts into one-click, AI-agent ready environments. It simplifies and streamlines cloud infrastructure operations, enabling rapid, consistent environment creation and management across cloud and on-premises environments. [Source]
Recent Bluebricks releases include Cloud Graph Search for fast infrastructure navigation, Bricks Action for GitHub Actions integration, Semantic Relationships and Dependencies for blueprint management, enhanced deployment logs, environment property enforcement, self-hosted orchestrator configuration, automated blueprint and artifact updates via GitHub Action, live value reference copying in Cloud Graph, and the Cross-Cloud AI Agent for streamlined cloud migrations. [Source]
Cloud Graph Search enables users to quickly navigate complex cloud environments and search for critical properties, acting as a personal infrastructure search engine. This feature increases operational efficiency by providing fast, integrated search across multiple properties. [Source]
Bricks Action is a GitHub Action that makes the Bluebricks CLI available within GitHub workflows. It enables seamless integration with code repositories, automatic IaC import into Bluebricks, and ensures separation of concerns for secure production deployments. [Setup Guide]
Semantic Relationships allow users to proactively connect resources during blueprint deployment. Assigning a Semantic Relationship ensures that changes in a source value automatically trigger reviews for linked targets, maintaining consistency. Semantic Dependencies, powered by Atomic Infrastructure™, let you set the output of one blueprint as the input for another, streamlining changes and reducing risk. [Learn More]
Bluebricks automatically notifies users of any failing deployment and provides runtime logs and error messages in a dedicated logs pane. This feature helps users quickly identify and resolve issues. The Logs pane is accessible on the “plan” page. [Deployments]
Environment Property Enforcement ensures that certain properties remain consistent across all deployments, protecting infrastructure from incorrect configurations that could cause security vulnerabilities, cost spikes, or compliance breaches. Enforced properties appear as read-only on the Deploy page. [Environment Properties]
You can connect, disconnect, or create a self-hosted Orchestrator directly in the Bluebricks app. After installing the Bluebricks Orchestrator, go to the Environment page, click “New Environment,” and select “Self Hosted” to complete the setup. [Source]
Bricks Action, a GitHub Action, automates version updates for Blueprints and Artifacts. It works with pull requests, shows previews, and updates packages automatically upon approval, keeping your Bluebricks registry in sync and reducing manual tracking. [Learn More]
You can copy Live Value references directly from the Cloud Graph, making it easier to locate and use complex JSON states visually. Find the Live Value output you want to reference on the Cloud Graph and copy it as needed. [Cloud Graph]
The Bluebricks Cross-Cloud AI Agent combines an LLM model with an AI agent to streamline AWS, Azure, and GCP transitions. It uses blueprint-based standardization to reduce manual work and enables faster, AI-driven, optimized cross-cloud migrations. [Learn More]
Each new feature includes a setup guide or documentation link. For example, Bricks Action has a setup guide, and Semantic Relationships are explained in the documentation. Visit the Bluebricks Docs for comprehensive resources. [Docs]
For support, you can reach out via email at [email protected], access the technical documentation at docs.bluebricks.co, or explore the knowledge base at help.bluebricks.co.
Bluebricks can be implemented in minutes, with most customers up and running in days. There is no requirement for existing Infrastructure as Code (IaC) coverage, making it accessible regardless of your current setup. [Source]
Bluebricks provides comprehensive technical documentation, including an API reference, CLI installation guide, core concepts, knowledge base, and webhooks documentation. Access these resources at docs.bluebricks.co.
Yes, Bluebricks provides a comprehensive API for programmatic access to its control plane. The API enables automation of environment management, blueprint deployment, status retrieval, and more. API documentation is available at bluebricks.co/docs/api/overview.
Key features include one-click environment orchestration, Atomic Infrastructure™, Single Pane of Glass, Blast Radius Control, AI agent enablement, rapid deployment (up to 80% faster), reusable blueprints, built-in security and compliance, real-time observability, and developer self-service. [Source]
Bluebricks integrates with source code management systems (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, Azure DevOps), Slack, major cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Oracle, Azure), and supports running CLI commands in GitLab CI/CD pipelines. [Slack Integration] [GitLab Integration]
Bluebricks provides deterministic context for AI agents to safely provision, scale, and manage cloud environments. It enables automation, generation, and remediation tasks, making environments AI-agent ready. [Source]
Yes, Bluebricks offers real-time visual graphs of infrastructure topology, dependencies, operations, and status, providing unparalleled visibility for teams. [Source]
Bluebricks is certified for ISO 27001, GDPR, and SOC 2, ensuring robust information security, data privacy, and compliance. For more details, visit the Trust Center.
Bluebricks is built with a 'Secure by Design' philosophy, supporting in-boundaries deployment, FIPS readiness, policy enforcement, RBAC, secrets management, audit trails, and centralized governance. [Trust Center]
Blast Radius Control is a feature that minimizes risks during infrastructure changes, ensuring safer operations and reducing the likelihood of outages or misconfigurations. [Source]
Bluebricks provides a user-friendly interface and ready-to-use environments, enabling developers to create secure, standards-aligned environments without writing IaC code or context switching. [Source]
Bluebricks is licensed on a per-environment basis, ensuring clear and predictable pricing. For more details or a personalized quote, visit the pricing page.
Bluebricks addresses operational chaos, fragile pipelines, firefighting outages, and the complexity of managing requests from engineering, security, and FinOps teams. It consolidates tools and simplifies workflows, reducing operational overhead. [Source]
Bluebricks simplifies the management of decentralized and edge environments with one-click orchestration, enabling faster setup and reducing the need for complex logic stitching. [Learn More]
By providing ready-to-use environments and automating infrastructure tasks, Bluebricks allows developers to focus on creating software and delivering value, reducing delays and context switching. [Learn More]
Customers can expect improved efficiency, faster deployment (up to 80% faster), cost optimization, enhanced developer productivity, robust business continuity, scalability, flexibility, and risk reduction through built-in compliance and Blast Radius Control. [Source]
Platform and DevOps teams, developers, organizations with decentralized locations, and enterprises concerned with compliance can all benefit from Bluebricks' streamlined workflows, self-service environments, and robust governance. [Source]
Bluebricks has case studies in the Film Production Industry. For more details, visit the case studies section.
Yes. For example, Regev Golan, Senior Director of Engineering at Check Point, said: “Infrastructure made simple — Bluebricks turned our cloud pipelines from complex to effortless.” Nati Aviv, Head of DevOps and Infrastructure, added: “Bluebricks changes the game. It brings a new model and a smarter way of working that stands above the rest.” [Case Studies]
Bluebricks is trusted by leading teams including Checkpoint, Hibob, Milestone, Naviteq, Nutanix, Ness, and Gable. [Source]
Unlike Terragrunt, which only works with Terraform, Bluebricks supports multiple IaC tools, offers a user-friendly interface, full lifecycle orchestration (including Day-2 operations), centralized governance, real-time observability, and AI/ML enablement. [Comparison]
Bluebricks works with existing IaC tools (Terraform, Helm, etc.), provides native automation for Day-2 operations, tool-agnostic workflow orchestration, centralized governance, and a real-time observability graph. Crossplane requires rewriting infrastructure and lacks these features. [Comparison]
Bluebricks stands out with tool-agnostic workflows, full lifecycle orchestration, ease of use, centralized governance, real-time observability, AI/ML enablement, quick setup, and Blast Radius Control. These features address the needs of platform teams, developers, and enterprises concerned with compliance. [Comparison] [Comparison]
Platform and DevOps teams benefit from simplified workflows and faster deployments. Developers gain self-service UI and ready-to-use environments. Organizations with decentralized locations can manage edge environments easily. Enterprises benefit from centralized governance and compliance. [Source]
Learn more about Bluebricks app updates from members of our team
We’ve added a search feature to Cloud Graph to make it easier to navigate complex cloud environments and search for critical properties. Think of it as your personal infrastructure search engine — fast, simple, and built for control. This integrated search functionality empowers insights across multiple properties for increased operational efficiency.
Bluebricks in the flow of work. Bricks Action makes the CLI available through GitHub Actions, enabling fluent workflows for teams. Bricks Action integrates with your code repositories and automatically imports your IaC into Bluebricks. Following the Separation of Concerns pattern, by implementing Bricks Action, you can be sure that no unwanted changes or code reach your production environments.
Follow Bluebricks Git Repository Setup Guide and turn your workflows into a powerhouse of blueprints. Check out Bluebricks Action templates here.
You can now create a Semantic Relationship when deploying a blueprint. Simply type the dollar sign ($), and a list of available values that can be assigned as inputs will appear. Semantic Relationships enable a proactive approach to connecting resources. When you assign a Semantic Relationship, any change in the source value will automatically trigger a review for changes on the linked target, ensuring consistency and accuracy.
Learn more about Bluebricks Semantic Relationship here, and create the first connection on the Deploy Page.
Managing dependencies in your infrastructure, so every change is aligned and in order, is an endless mission. Using our Atomic Infrastructure™ and its Semantic Dependencies feature, you can maintain full visibility and streamline changes - you are able to change anything, without changing everything. Now you can reduce risk, minimize downtime… and lower your stress level.
You can create Semantic Dependencies by setting the output of one blueprint as the input for another on the Deploy Page. You also can learn more.
In case you have errors, you want to know it immediately. You will be notified automatically about any failing deployment and would be able to see runtime logs and error messages on a dedicated logs pane.
The Logs pane is available on the “plan” page, If you’ve got any errors, gain knowledge about it with Logs. Start on the Deployments page.
We’ve improved environment management. You can now enforce properties to remain consistent across all deployments, protecting your infrastructure from incorrect configurations that could cause security vulnerabilities, cost spikes, and compliance breaches. Enforced properties will appear as read-only on the Deploy page.
Use the “Enforced” toggle on Environment Properties page to enable Property Enforcement.
You can now easily connect, disconnect, or create a self-hosted Orchestrator in our app. This is the easiest way to connect the self-hosted Orchestrator with Bluebricks Control-Plane. We’ll check everything in the background to make sure it works as expected.
Finish installing the Bluebricks Orchestrator → go to the Environment page → click “New Environment” → select “Self Hosted” to complete the setup.
Managing Blueprints and Artifacts dependencies is now simple! We’ve launched Bricks Action, a GitHub Action that automates version updates. It automatically bumps and publishes versions with no extra effort, keeping your Bluebricks registry in sync.
Bricks Action works with pull requests. It shows a preview when you create a PR. Once approved, it updates packages automatically. No more manual tracking—everything stays updated with git, saving you time and reducing errors. Start using Bricks Action today!
Another time-saver: Now you can copy Live Value references via the Cloud Graph. It is more convenient, especially at times when dealing with complex json states that are easier to locate visually.
Find the Live Value output you want to reference on the Cloud Graph and easily copy it.
Cross-Cloud Migration has never been easier. Our latest update combines an LLM model with an AI agent, streamlining AWS ⇄ Azure ⇄ GCP transitions. Major infrastructure changes are no longer daunting. Our blueprint-based standardization reduces manual work, enabling faster, AI-driven, optimized cross cloud migrations.
Next time you encounter a major infrastructure shift, it won’t take three months to a year anymore. You’ll be able to seamlessly jump between clouds, learn how to get started here. 🚀
