Massdriver is a great platform for keeping your IaC in a catalog and offering the catalog to developers and users who don't need to know much about infrastructure. The UI is clean and performant, and the view showing how things are connected and designed is very helpful. It integrates with numerous different IaC tools, allowing you to bring any of your existing config to Massdriver easily.
Pricing is fair and reasonable for a robust platform like this.
The Massdriver guys were super helpful with getting us up and running on their platform. Also, we were able to use Cursor to help speed the learning process up for our team by pointing Cursor (or any decent AI platform) at the Massdriver documentation and giving it some guidelines with our existing Terraform. After a few refinements, we were able to get some bundles ready and working. Massdriver has been super helpful as a platform for keeping track of our infrastructure and make sure everything is deployed and managed in a sustainable and repeatable way. Developers don't need to know anything about our IaC, which is a huge win for us.
Massdriver dramatically simplified our infrastructure management and deployment workflows. Its intuitive visual interface, seamless Kubernetes integration, and zero-downtime deployments allowed us to scale confidently and reduce manual configurations. What used to take us weeks or months — especially around setting up microservices and environments — now takes just a few days. The platform empowered our team to focus more on our product and less on DevOps.
The employees of massdriver are incredibly attentive and helpful. Setting up all these resources manually with terraform can be incredibly time consuming so to be able to offload some of that is awesome, and they also do a great job of giving base templates.
Massdriver is an internal developer platform and platform orchestrator. Platform teams publish the Terraform, OpenTofu, and Helm they already write to a catalog; developers and AI agents provision from it with policy enforced before every deploy. Self-hosted or managed.