Diego

Diego, developed by Tech Amigos, is a cloud automation platform designed to streamline the software development process and empower developers to build, deploy, and monitor microservices. According to the vendor, this platform caters to startups and SMEs, providing them with a ready-to-go cloud setup based on years of DevOps expertise. Diego is utilized by a range of professionals, including software engineers, DevOps engineers, cloud engineers, IT managers, and technology startups across various industries.

Key Features

Automate code-to-cloud setup: According to the vendor, Diego automates the code-to-cloud setup process, providing a well-architected cloud setup based on industry best practices. It aims to eliminate the need for manual configuration and save months of DevOps work, enabling developers to potentially ship software faster.

Build with confidence on a well-architected cloud setup: Diego offers a well-architected, fully-automated, and highly secure cloud platform, as claimed by the vendor. It provides pre-configured Kubernetes deployment targets, aiming to ensure reliable and scalable cloud infrastructure. With years of DevOps expertise, developers can potentially build applications with confidence on firm foundations.

Saves months of setup: According to the vendor, Diego eliminates the need for months of setup by providing pre-deployed CI/CD tools and Kubernetes. Developers can potentially save time and effort by utilizing ready-to-use tools and environments. Pre-defined pipelines are available to potentially accelerate the development lifecycle.

Ready-to-use environments and pipelines: Diego provides ready-to-use environments that can be automatically cloned, including services and databases, as claimed by the vendor. Developers can potentially preview and test their applications in these environments, aiming for smooth deployments. Pre-defined pipelines are available, allowing developers to potentially start quickly and customize as needed.

Declarative infrastructure: According to the vendor, Diego empowers software engineers to provision cloud resources without relying on DevOps teams. Developers can potentially provision cloud resources faster and more efficiently by utilizing infrastructure-as-code principles. This declarative approach aims to streamline the infrastructure provisioning process and increase developer productivity.

Diego Hub: According to the vendor, Diego Hub offers a consolidated view of the software development value chain in one user interface. It integrates with Jira, Github, CI/CD tools, and the cloud platform, aiming to provide full visibility and control. Developers can potentially monitor and manage the entire development process from a single interface, improving collaboration and efficiency.

Rapid cloud setup: According to the vendor, Diego provides a rapid cloud setup process, allowing users to start using the platform quickly. The initial installation and configuration can potentially be completed in less than a day, with collaboration and onboarding taking less than four days. Diego aims to empower developers to own the platform, even without expert-level cloud knowledge.