Can we keep building in GitHub Actions?

Yes. Trigger Ravion deploys from any CI with the CLI or API. Or move build and deploy into Ravion pipelines.

Do you support Kubernetes?

Native Kubernetes deploys with Helm and Argo CD are coming soon. Today you can manage clusters with your own Terraform or OpenTofu.

Can Ravion deploy services we already run?

Yes. Import existing resources into a standard library module and deploy without recreating anything.

Where do our services run?

In your AWS account. You pay AWS directly for compute.

Deploy to your AWS
like it's Vercel.

Push to deploy to ECS, EC2, Lambda, and static sites. Rolling, blue-green, canary, and linear releases with approvals, live status, and one-click rollbacks. Every service stays in your AWS account.

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Trusted by engineering & platform teams at scale

Deploying shouldn't be a side project.

Scripts nobody trusts

Agents can write task definitions, health checks, and wait loops in minutes. Nobody can tell you which version is safe to run in production.

Rollouts without guardrails

Blue-green and canary on ECS means wiring up CodeDeploy, load balancers, and alarms for every service.

Rollbacks are fire drills

A bad release means hunting for the last good image under pressure.

With Ravion

Every deploy,
reversible.

Builds, deploys, and rollbacks live with the module that runs the service.

Step 1

Build once, promote everywhere

Build an image or static bundle on every push. Promote that exact artifact through every environment.

Replaces GitHub Actions deploy jobs, CircleCI

Step 2

Roll out. Watch it live.

Rolling, blue-green, canary, or linear for ECS, and in-place over SSM for EC2. Watch tasks, health checks, and logs update live as it rolls out.

Replaces CodeDeploy, Argo Rollouts

Step 3

Know what's running where

Every environment, every version, everything waiting on approval. Roll back in one click.

Replaces release spreadsheets, Slack threads

Your AWS. Our autopilot.

Every service is plain ECS, Lambda, or S3 in your account. Leave any time and keep it all.

RavionControl plane

Release pipelines and approvals
Rollbacks and history
Logs and metrics in one place

Your AWS accountYou own it

Your VPCPrivate network

ECS servicesECS

web
api
worker

Tasks behind your load balancers

Databases and caches

Postgres
Redis

Lambda functions
Container images and artifacts
Your IAM and AWS bill

Everything a release needs

Rollout strategies.

Rolling, blue-green, canary, and linear for ECS.

Instant rollbacks.

Roll back to any previous release in one click, with no rebuild.

Deploy hooks.

Migrations and smoke tests, before and after.

Agents ship too.

Deploy, watch, and roll back from the CLI or API, behind the same approvals.

Autoscaling.

CPU, memory, queue depth, or your own metrics.

Logs and metrics.

Live from CloudWatch, next to every deploy.

Bring your services with you.

Move one service at a time while your current setup keeps running.

Teams replace hand-built workflows and CodeDeploy configs when every new service means copying another pile of YAML and AppSpec files.

GitHub Actions + CodeDeployRavion

CodeDeploy applicationProject

Deployment groupECS web service (rvn-ecs-web)

Deployment configurationRollout strategy

Deploy workflowPipeline with build and deploy steps

Move in three steps

See pipeline step types

Add an rvn-ecs-web module for each service, next to the ones you run today.
Pick the rollout strategy you used in CodeDeploy and let pushes deploy through Ravion.
Move traffic with DNS, then delete the old workflow.

Deploy automation questions

Ship to AWS
without the glue code.

Deploy your first service in minutes.