Build scalable web applications at the click of a button

Zeet has support for 7 public clouds as deploy targets. Whether you're deploying a Serverless application, a model to your GPU cluster, a Docker Image, Infrastructure as Code, or something else, do it seamlessly with our multi-cloud support. Supported clouds include AWS, Akamai Linode, CoreWeave, Vultr, GCP, Azure, and Digital Ocean.

Automatically scale your infrastructure resources to handle traffic, preventing outages and handling whatever load is thrown at you.

Also great for scaling down to prevent excessive spend, minimize costs, and add runtime efficiency.

Configure a custom domain for your application so that you can use a domain of your choosing for your cloud services. With custom domains, whether you're wiring up services or exposing a web frontend, you have full control of the domains of your applications.

Zeet automatically pipes metrics from your Zeet-deployed Projects - no need to set up an agent. Metrics are conveniently grouped by Zeet Project, meaning you can see all the metrics you care about for your Project from one panel. The Zeet Metrics tab highlights key metrics (CPU, Memory, Network In/out, Disk Usage), with easy access to Prometheus for a more detailed view.

Built-in Prometheus metrics tracking enables less-sophisticated developers to quickly ascertain the status of a deployment and infrastructure, and provides a solid foundation for more sophisticated teams to build their observability stack off of.

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With the Zeet Datadog integration, easily send data from Zeet to your Datadog Metrics, Logging, Infrastructure, and APM account.

You can deploy code to a Serverless framework directly from Zeet. No cloud consoles, no scaling, just select a repo.

To the rest of your internet, all traffic that you send will come from the same address, making your company easier to identify and thus interact with

With Zeet's API and CLI, you can have full control of your cloud operations using code. Whether you utilize it for programmatic scaling, or to make changes to your apps and services with scripting, you can do it all with Zeet's API/CLI toolkit.

When you deploy a Project using Zeet, Zeet gives you terminal access to your deployment, allowing you to interact with the underlying Kubernetes pod directly. The terminal is handy for testing, reviewing configuration, and debugging. You can use the Zeet GraphQL API to build integrations that extend and enhance Zeet features. The API is documented in Zeet Docs.