You deploy the stack.We run the cluster.
From git push to production.
Point StackBlaze at your repository and every push becomes a deploy: code built, Postgres and Redis running on a private network, the app live on its own TLS domain. The infrastructure underneath is our problem, not yours.
A quick request builds the React app, Node API, Postgres, and Redis on a private network.
Shipping an app should take a push, not a platform team. That is why we built StackBlaze.
The canvas is the control plane
Every app, database, and function in your stack, live on one canvas. Click a service to inspect its deploys, tail its logs, or change its configuration — without leaving the page.
stack‑app / prod
Stack canvas · 5 live
ingress
ingress
*.stackblaze.app
Running
frontend
web service
frontend.internal
Running
backend
web service
api.stackblaze.app
Running
postgres
add-on · database
postgres.internal:5432
Running
redis
cache
redis.internal:6379
Running
Built to ship.
Yours to run.
The cluster is already running. You get the canvas, the URL, and the logs — change what matters to you and let the platform handle the rest.
$ git push origin main
Building image… done in 42s
Live at stack-app.stackblaze.cloud
See the whole stack at once
Every app, database, and function on one canvas — architecture that documents itself and stays current with every deploy.
Share a live preview before merge
Every pull request gets its own URL. Designers, QA, and customers click a link — nobody has to check out your branch.
Metrics, logs, and traces included
Observability is on from your first deploy. No second vendor to sign up for, no agents to install, no gaps in the data.
Change config without YAML
Env vars, replicas, and health checks are settings in the dashboard. Change them in seconds — the cluster underneath is our job.
Every PR gets a URL
Production tracks main, every pull request gets an isolated preview, and rollback is one click. One pipeline carries a change from branch to production — there is no separate staging platform to maintain.
- Share pr-42.preview.stackblaze.cloud with anyone before you merge.
- Roll back to any previous build in one click — no kubectl, no downtime.
Frequently asked questions
The whole stack.
None of the setup.
Databases, networking, previews, autoscaling, and observability ship with every project. Here is what that means in practice.
No. Postgres and Redis are provisioned alongside your app in the same pipeline, with credentials injected automatically. There is no separate database vendor to sign up for and nothing to wire by hand.
Services reach each other over internal DNS on a private network from day one. Public endpoints get TLS certificates automatically. You never design a VPC or open a port.
Yes. Every pull request gets a live preview URL on the same pipeline as production, isolated from it, so designers, QA, and customers can review real running code before you merge.
Capacity follows demand automatically. You set the limits; the platform scales replicas up through launches and back down afterward. There are no instance types to pick or nodes to resize.
Metrics, logs, and traces are collected from your first deploy, built into the dashboard. There is no second observability vendor to integrate and no agents to install.
Yes. Functions run in the same pipeline as the rest of your app, scale to zero when idle, and wake on events — one platform for long-running services and event-driven code.
Connect GitHub. Deploy in minutes.
Pick a template or bring your own repo — React, Node, Python, Go, and more. StackBlaze detects the stack, builds it, and keeps it running.