Convox is an open-source PaaS that lets teams deploy and scale cloud-native apps on any cloud without managing Kubernetes or infrastructure.
AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and DigitalOcean. You can even run hybrid or multi-cloud from the same repo.
Yes—Convox is open source and free to use. You only pay the cloud provider for the compute resources you consume.
Convox installs into your own cloud account (single tenant). You control VPCs, IAM, network policies, RBAC and 2FA.
Dev and DevOps teams who want multi-cloud portability, automated CI/CD and Kubernetes power without the YAML pain.
Convox is Kubernetes under the hood, but wraps it with higher-level abstractions and one-command workflows—no Helm charts required.
Sign up, create an organization, install the Convox CLI, connect your cloud account and run `convox apps deploy`. The docs walk you through it in under 10 minutes.
Absolutely—native integrations for GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, Slack, Datadog and any webhook-friendly service.
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