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Production-grade infrastructure without the DevOps hire

CloudBooster is a governed infrastructure change platform for AWS. It gives lean engineering teams a way to propose, check, approve, apply, and record infrastructure changes safely inside their own AWS account (BYOA) — without hiring a dedicated DevOps engineer. Built by the team behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner.

CloudBooster gives teams a governed way to create new infrastructure on AWS safely. Describe the change you want, run checks for security and cost, route approval, apply with control, and keep evidence.

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Inside the product

One governed workflow for infrastructure changes

Every change flows through the same lifecycle: propose, check, approve, apply, and record. Human-created or AI-generated, the path to production stays safe, visible, and controlled.

CloudBooster app showing governed infrastructure change workflow with checks, approval, and audit trail on AWS

AI can generate infra changes. It cannot make them safe.

Infrastructure changes can be created faster than ever, especially with AI. But generation is not the hard part anymore. The hard part is making sure changes are safe to ship: checked for security, cost, and blast radius, approved by the right person, applied in a controlled way, and recorded for later.

Without that governed path, teams end up in one of four bad modes:

CTO as bottleneck
The founder or CTO handles infrastructure on the side, slowing down product work.
Unsafe AI-generated changes
AI generates infrastructure code, but nobody checks it for security, cost, or blast radius before it ships.
Too early for a DevOps hire
The team is too small for a dedicated DevOps engineer, but too far along for ad-hoc infra.
Consultant dependency
Every infrastructure change requires an external consultant, creating delays and knowledge gaps.

From intent to production — safely

CloudBooster turns every infrastructure change into one governed lifecycle. Describe the outcome you want, let the platform generate the path, run checks, route approval, apply with control, and keep the evidence.

1

Propose

Describe the intended change — what you want your infrastructure to look like.

2

Check

Validate security, cost, and conflicts before anything reaches production.

3

Approve

Human or policy approval — no changes without explicit sign-off.

4

Apply

Controlled execution in your AWS account. Stops on unsafe states.

5

Verify

Record what changed, confirm the outcome, and watch for drift.

6

Monitor

Watch for drift, unhealthy state, and regressions after the change lands.

Every change that moves through this lifecycle becomes a ChangeSet: the atomic unit of governed infrastructure change in CloudBooster.

Built for lean teams creating infrastructure on AWS

CloudBooster is built first for startups and lean engineering teams that tend to run on AWS or are starting new AWS workloads, where infrastructure still sits with the CTO, founding engineer, or product engineers because there is no dedicated DevOps function yet.

Best fit today
✓Building new infrastructure on AWS
✓Lean engineering team without a dedicated DevOps / platform team
✓Want safer infrastructure changes without adding headcount
✓Already feeling the pain of ad-hoc infra ownership
✓Want a governed process from day one
Near roadmap
→Import of existing infrastructure
→Broader coverage of existing AWS estates
→More cloud providers
Not the primary fit today
✗Multi-cloud-first enterprises
✗Large organizations with mature internal platform teams
✗Teams looking only for a Terraform runner
✗Teams expecting a hosting platform / PaaS

AWS-first today. Expanding from there.

CloudBooster currently supports new infrastructure on AWS, with guided onboarding and the first governed lifecycle for infrastructure changes: propose, check, approve, apply, and record. Importing existing infrastructure is on the near roadmap.

Runs in your AWS account
Bring-your-own-account model. Your workloads stay in your cloud.
Checks before apply
Review security, cost, and change impact before changes reach production.
Approval and evidence built in
Every change has a visible path, approval trail, and recorded outcome.
Starting with the highest-leverage use case
New infrastructure on AWS first, then existing infrastructure import and broader coverage next.
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Your governed AWS workload

Healthy
Infrastructure in your AWS account
Governed catalog
Propose · check · apply
Ingress & TLS
Observability
Alerts & drift
Secrets & audit
ProposeCheckApproveApplyVerify

Built by the team behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, with 10+ years managing cloud infrastructure for engineering teams.

Built by the team behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, with 10+ years managing cloud infrastructure for engineering teams.

The durable layer is not the tool. It is the governed path to production.

Cloud infrastructure has been tool-centric for years: which IaC tool, which pipeline, which policy engine. AI is changing that. When a model can generate Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation, or direct API calls equally well, the strategic question moves up the stack — from "which tool do we standardize on?" to "what change do we want, and is it safe to make?"

CloudBooster is built for that shift. We start with a narrow, painful wedge: lean teams creating new infrastructure on AWS without a dedicated DevOps function. Over time, the same governed lifecycle expands outward across existing infrastructure, more workflows, more sources of change, and more cloud providers.

Start small. Add governance as you grow.

Start with a pilot or early team rollout for new infrastructure on AWS. Expand usage as more infrastructure changes flow through CloudBooster.

Free

$0

billed annually

Explore the full platform. One project, one environment.

  • 1 project, 1 environment
  • Full AI assistant (30 sessions/mo)
  • Full infrastructure catalog & composition
  • Preview → approve → deploy
  • 3 security checks included

Starter

$399/mo

billed annually

Ship real infrastructure with your team.

  • 2 projects, 2 environments
  • 5 team members
  • 3 connected cloud accounts
  • 50 deployments/mo
  • 5 security checks + remediation
  • Manual drift detection
  • Email support

Growth

$1,199/mo

billed annually

Production-grade governance for growing teams.

  • 5 projects, 5 environments
  • 20 team members
  • Separate approver required
  • Unlimited deployments
  • All checks + drift detection
  • Configurable deployment policies
  • Email + support cases

Premium

Custom

billed annually

Enterprise scale, compliance & dedicated support.

  • Unlimited projects & environments
  • Unlimited team members
  • Separation of duties (SoD)
  • Full audit trail + SIEM export
  • Scheduled scans + auto-remediation
  • Enterprise SSO
  • Priority + dedicated support

You still pay your cloud provider(s) directly.

Frequently asked questions

Do you run my workloads?

No. CloudBooster uses a bring-your-own-account model. Your workloads stay in your AWS account. CloudBooster governs how infrastructure changes are proposed, checked, approved, applied, and recorded.

Is this a chatbot?

No. CloudBooster is not a generic chat tool for infrastructure. It is a governed workflow for infrastructure changes, including changes created by humans or with AI.

Can I review changes before anything happens?

Yes. Changes go through checks and approval before apply. You keep visibility and control over what reaches production.

Which cloud do you support today?

CloudBooster starts with new infrastructure on AWS. Azure and GCP are planned later. Importing existing infrastructure on AWS is also on the near roadmap.

Can our team still use its usual editors and workflows?

Yes. CloudBooster is designed to sit on the governed path to production, not replace every tool your team already uses.

Who is this built for?

Teams that tend to build on AWS and want a safer way to create and evolve infrastructure without hiring a dedicated DevOps function too early.

Do I need to already have all my infrastructure on AWS?

No. The best fit today is teams creating new infrastructure on AWS. Existing infrastructure import is coming next.

Is this a fit for large platform teams or multi-cloud enterprises?

Not primarily today. CloudBooster is starting with an AWS-first wedge for lean teams that need safer infrastructure changes without adding DevOps headcount too early.

Who built this?

CloudBooster comes from the team behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, after 10+ years building and managing cloud infrastructure for engineering teams.

Your team should be shipping product — not carrying infrastructure on the side

CloudBooster gives lean teams a governed path for creating infrastructure on AWS without needing to build a DevOps function first. We're opening a limited number of early pilot slots.

Built by practitioners, not theorists.

CloudBooster comes from the team behind TIDORA, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner. We built it after more than 10 years managing cloud infrastructure for engineering teams that needed production-grade systems before they were ready to hire a full DevOps team.

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