Omry Hay

It was just getting started and we weren't on the cloud. Doha led this project in order to make this thing more efficient and we started involving me into this process and we started building something internally. And then along the way we encountered Infrastructure as Code. We both left that company and went on a different journey.

I encountered Infrastructure as Cloud for the first time at a place that basically the DevOps team needed to do everything manually in order to deploy those cloud infrastructure resources. And I had a lot of issues with that because I couldn't do anything but file a ticket in order to make things happen.

I encountered Infrastructure as Cloud for the first time at a place that basically the DevOps team needed to do everything manually in order to deploy those cloud infrastructure resources. And I had a lot of issues with that because I couldn't do anything but file a ticket in order to make things happen.

I encountered Infrastructure as Cloud for the first time at a place that basically the DevOps team needed to do everything manually in order to deploy those cloud infrastructure resources. And I had a lot of issues with that because I couldn't do anything but file a ticket in order to make things happen.

Then Ohad, he used to have a consulting DevOps company, and he saw that with a lot of these customers, they struggle to understand what's going on with the cloud, what's going on with their infrastructure as code. And basically, we got together and say, hey, there's a problem here. that everybody is talking about.

Then Ohad, he used to have a consulting DevOps company, and he saw that with a lot of these customers, they struggle to understand what's going on with the cloud, what's going on with their infrastructure as code. And basically, we got together and say, hey, there's a problem here. that everybody is talking about.

Then Ohad, he used to have a consulting DevOps company, and he saw that with a lot of these customers, they struggle to understand what's going on with the cloud, what's going on with their infrastructure as code. And basically, we got together and say, hey, there's a problem here. that everybody is talking about.

And we used to have this problem, the exact same problem, back in the day before infrastructure as code was a thing. And we said, okay, we need to build something around that. And we went on to talk with a lot of entrepreneurs, a lot of companies, a lot of DevOps engineers, a lot of VP R&Ds. We started to think how we build a product on top of that to help exactly that.

And we used to have this problem, the exact same problem, back in the day before infrastructure as code was a thing. And we said, okay, we need to build something around that. And we went on to talk with a lot of entrepreneurs, a lot of companies, a lot of DevOps engineers, a lot of VP R&Ds. We started to think how we build a product on top of that to help exactly that.

And we used to have this problem, the exact same problem, back in the day before infrastructure as code was a thing. And we said, okay, we need to build something around that. And we went on to talk with a lot of entrepreneurs, a lot of companies, a lot of DevOps engineers, a lot of VP R&Ds. We started to think how we build a product on top of that to help exactly that.

most of what we've talked we've built over the years and if you take a look at the current platform it's basically the same ideas that we had

most of what we've talked we've built over the years and if you take a look at the current platform it's basically the same ideas that we had

most of what we've talked we've built over the years and if you take a look at the current platform it's basically the same ideas that we had

The MVP took us a few months to build. We went and talked to a few design partners and I think we stretched the minimal part of the MVP. We did like very basic stuff just in order to deploy something.

The MVP took us a few months to build. We went and talked to a few design partners and I think we stretched the minimal part of the MVP. We did like very basic stuff just in order to deploy something.

The MVP took us a few months to build. We went and talked to a few design partners and I think we stretched the minimal part of the MVP. We did like very basic stuff just in order to deploy something.

I remember going to install the first product in a customer and he uses the Bitbucket as his VCS and we went to install that and we didn't support SSH keys and it didn't work so we went back and after a week we came back to him and said hey now you can use SSH with our product and then he said okay now I need to manage users and we didn't have the ability to manage users and we went

I remember going to install the first product in a customer and he uses the Bitbucket as his VCS and we went to install that and we didn't support SSH keys and it didn't work so we went back and after a week we came back to him and said hey now you can use SSH with our product and then he said okay now I need to manage users and we didn't have the ability to manage users and we went

I remember going to install the first product in a customer and he uses the Bitbucket as his VCS and we went to install that and we didn't support SSH keys and it didn't work so we went back and after a week we came back to him and said hey now you can use SSH with our product and then he said okay now I need to manage users and we didn't have the ability to manage users and we went

on and build that. So it was really a thin layer of what was needed and we basically took a lot of feedback from customers and early adopters in order to make this platform as efficient and as built-in for customers feedback. In terms of tools that we are using, we're mainly on AWS. Our infrastructure is mainly there.