Runops

Run one-off scripts as production-ready automations

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Run one-off scripts as production-ready automations

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Runops is a command-line app that lets you query databases and manage servers using a single tool. It adds Git versioning, reviews in Slack, and sensitive data masking to every command you run from the terminal.

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Hi Product Hunt! 🎉 So excited to have Michael hunt us, thank you! I’m the founder of Runops, a tool that prevents software companies from blocking on DevOps tasks. As the lead DevOps engineer at a scaling Fintech company, I was always frustrated when developers could not do things that depended on our team. We had a big queue of requests from all devs in the company that prevented us from working on automation. It was tough to create definitive solutions when most of the time was spent on one-off fixes. Our team had most of the access to production, and we couldn't give it to everyone as it would create risks for the business. So I built Runops to allow any engineer to do DevOps work under the supervision of the DevOps team. ⚡️ Real-time reviews ⚡️ - Github Pull Requests are async, Runops brings reviews to Slack to make them sync. 🔌 30+ integrations 🔌 - the automations that the DevOps teams don't have the time to build. 🚨 Slack Alerts 🚨 - let everyone in the team know about every change happening in production. 🗂 Git versioning 🗂 - every command gets shared using Git, so you don't lose scripts on local computers. 🔒 130+ data types masking 🔒 - automatic removal of sensitive data like Credit Card Numbers or Personally Identifiable Information from results. The best part is that busy DevOps teams won't spend more time training engineers to use one more tool. We still onboard every user and make sure everyone gets an excellent experience. Any feedback will help a lot, so please comment and let us know what you think!

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