Production-ready infrastructure blueprints maintained by Ryvn. Install databases, caches, and more into your environments with a single click. Learn more.
Provisions a managed Redis instance using each cloud's native service -- ElastiCache on AWS, Memorystore on GCP, Azure Managed Redis on Azure. The blueprint selects the right Terraform module based on your environment's cloud provider.
Ryvn's observability stack (Loki, Grafana, Mimir behind the tenant auth-proxy) as one installation: object storage for Loki and Mimir, a Postgres database for Grafana unless you bring your own, the Loki and Mimir services sized by profile, the auth-proxy at loki.<domain / mimir.<domain, and Grafana at grafana.<domain, with TLS from cert-manager. How the pieces fit together: https://ryvn.ai/docs/observability/logs and https://ryvn.ai/docs/observability/metrics.
Provisions a managed Postgres instance using each cloud's native service -- RDS on AWS, Cloud SQL on GCP, Flexible Server on Azure. The blueprint picks the right Terraform module based on your environment's cloud provider, so your other installations reference the same outputs regardless of where they run.
Provisions an object storage bucket on AWS (S3), GCP (Cloud Storage), or Azure (Blob Storage) with sensible defaults: server-side encryption always on, public access blocked, and no static access keys. Pick a name, decide on versioning and lifecycle rules, and the blueprint handles the rest.
Shares this environment's internal services with other environments over a private link.
Deploys a self-hosted Inngest server for background jobs, scheduled tasks, and event-driven workflows. You write functions in your application code using the Inngest SDK (TypeScript, Python, or Go), send events to Inngest, and it handles execution, retries, scheduling, and concurrency control.
Standalone or replicated Redis cache backed by the CloudPirates Helm chart. Connect from other services using the host output on the port output.
Deploys RustFS, an S3-compatible object storage server, inside your cluster. RustFS speaks the standard S3 API, so any SDK or tool that works with AWS S3 works here. Other installations connect via the endpoint output (port 9000) using the accessKey and secretKeySecret outputs.
Deploys a LiteLLM proxy that gives your services a single OpenAI-compatible API for calling multiple model providers. Other installations reference the endpoint output and authenticate with the master key to send requests.
Deploys a ClickHouse analytics database inside your cluster using the official ClickHouse operator. Good for event logs, time-series data, and anything where you need fast aggregations over millions of rows.
Deploys an AWS CloudFront distribution in front of your environment's public domain (AWS only). CloudFront serves your public hostnames over HTTPS with a managed TLS certificate and forwards requests privately to the Ryvn-managed origin through a CloudFront VPC origin. Optionally add AWS WAF and require client certificates (mTLS) from callers.
Deploys Supabase Studio, a visual UI for managing Postgres databases -- browse tables, edit rows, run SQL queries, and manage schemas from your browser.
Deploys a self-hosted Langfuse instance for tracing LLM calls, tracking token costs, and evaluating model output. If you're building with LLMs and want to see what your models are doing in production, this is the observability layer.
Deploys a self-hosted Metabase instance for building dashboards and running SQL queries. Once installed, you connect Metabase to your data sources (Postgres, MySQL, or any JDBC-compatible database) through its admin UI.
Provisions a cloud-managed container registry (ECR on AWS, Artifact Registry on GCP, Azure Container Registry on Azure) that mirrors the Ryvn-built container images and OCI Helm charts your environment deploys. Artifacts are copied into the mirror before a deployment rolls out, so workloads pull from a registry inside your cloud account instead of reaching Ryvn's registry at runtime.
Datadog monitoring stack for Kubernetes. Deploys the standalone Datadog Operator and a DatadogAgent custom resource for metrics, logs, APM, and optional network/process monitoring. Only the API key is required — all features have sensible defaults. Uses the Datadog Operator pattern with a DatadogAgent custom resource.
Deploys a production-ready RabbitMQ cluster, run by the official RabbitMQ operators.
Connects this environment to a Private Service Publisher, so installations here can call services in the publisher's environment over a private link.
Deploys the Tailscale Kubernetes operator with OIDC workload identity or an OAuth client secret. The operator registers services in your Tailnet, enabling private access to databases, caches, and other cluster resources from devices on your Tailnet.
OpenClaw is an open agent platform that runs on your machine and works from the chat apps you already use.
