PipeOps
No code tool for cloud deployment & infrastructure mgmt
PipeOps launched on February 6, 2023 with 102 votes, #432 of 3,829 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
PipeOps makes it super easy and affordable for Software Engineers and Small teams to set up, effortlessly manage, and deploy applications & services into their Cloud Infrastructure on AWS, GCP, or Azure—No DevOps expertise required.
PipeOps builds the security foundation for secure, sovereign digital infrastructure. Aeon delivers cyber defence for critical infrastructure; the Cloud console runs workloads on infrastructure you own or providers you choose.
Cybercrime losses rose to $484M, with 55% of cases involving AI, while over 80% of Africa’s data and cloud workloads are still hosted outside the continent. Attackers can now find, tailor and exploit vulnerabilities faster and at lower cost, targeting infrastructure that is not fully controlled, governed, and locally secured. We are building the security foundation for secure, sovereign digital infrastructure across Africa and the Global South. Remediate risk faster with complete visibility across your environment. Extend protection across the network and data layer without adding more fragmented tools. Run workloads on infrastructure you own or providers you choose, while maintaining one…from pipeops.io
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