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Bunnyshell

Bunnyshell is an Environments-as-a-Service platform that accelerates software development by automating environment creation, management, and deployment.

Description

Bunnyshell is an Environments-as-a-Service (EaaS) platform designed to streamline the creation and management of development, staging, and production environments. It leverages Kubernetes to support any application and offers features such as automated preview environments for each pull request, ephemeral environments for efficient testing, and a self-service catalog for developers. The platform integrates with existing CI/CD pipelines, supports environments-as-code principles, and provides tools for remote development. Bunnyshell aims to boost developer productivity, improve collaboration, and reduce operational overhead by automating many routine tasks. It offers a user-friendly interface, CLI tool, and full API access for seamless integration into existing workflows.

Features

Bunnyshell's core features include automated preview environments linked to pull requests, ephemeral environments that are automatically created and deleted, a self-service catalog to enable developers to spin up environments independently, support for Environments-as-Code using technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, or Bash scripts, remote development capabilities with various IDEs and tools, robust integration with popular CI/CD pipelines such as GitHub and GitLab, a comprehensive API and CLI for automation, and built-in drift management to maintain environment consistency. Bunnyshell also provides features for real-time deployment and application logging, and reporting on cloud costs and DORA metrics.

Benefits

Bunnyshell delivers significant benefits by accelerating development cycles, enhancing collaboration, and reducing costs. Key benefits include 10x faster shipping through automated preview and ephemeral environments, increased developer velocity by reducing integration issues and bugs, improved collaboration via live version sharing, cost efficiency through automated environment management, seamless onboarding of new developers, reduced ticket operations with a self-service catalog, empowered developers through self-service resource access, standardization of environments, and enhanced operational efficiency for infrastructure teams.

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