We Are Microservices Masterminds

Born in the Cloud

DeployHub allows you to publish, find, and then share microservices.

DeployHub empowers development teams to catalog, publish, and deploy microservices across the organization, quickly and safely on a hosted (SaaS) platform. DeployHub provides the core tools for configuring and versioning microservices and their associated applications. This is essential for modern architecture applications relying on auto-scaling such as AI and Machine Learning.

Our Mighty Tribe Works Wonders

Tracy Ragan

CEO & Co-founder

Steve Taylor

CTO & Co-founder

Phil Gibbs

Chief Architect and Co-founder

Bill Portelli

Board Advisor

What We Offer

We make it easy to track microservices to the applications that consume them, with version history.

DeployHub Inc. is focused on providing high performing development teams an easy method of migrating away from monolithic software development to a modern microservice architecture.

With us, you can:

Migrate to Microservices | Catalog Microservices| Share Microservices | Continuously Deploy Microservices

Target Audience

Agile Teams
DevOps Engineers
Site Reliability Engineers
Operation Teams

Supported Environments

AWS Lamda
OpenShift
Kubernetes
CloudFoundry
Traditional – Windows, Linux, AIX

Notable Awards

SD Times 100, 2018, 2017
Gartner Magic Quadrant, 2016-2017

Integrations

Jenkins, Bamboo, CircleCI, MS VSTS, GitLab
Git, GitHub, SVN, Harvest, Perforce, IBM CC, MS TFS,
Quay, RedHat Container Catalog, DockerHub
Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Helm, Operators
AWS Code Deploy, CloudFoundry

Kubernetes Pipeline within your CI/CD

We help customers modify their CI/CD process to support a Kubernetes Pipeline process with Microservices. We are GitHub, CloudBees TAP Advanced and CircleCI partners. We are also members of the CD.Foundation and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF.)

Microservice Migration Professional Services

Migrating to Microservices?

We can help. We work with companies in building out a microservice Domain Driven Design, a critical step in the migration from monolithic to microservice architecture.