DevOps agent for managing infrastructure in pull requests. Offers concurrency management, PR-level locking, dynamic project generation, plan previews, and drift detection. Provides enterprise support and account security features. Pricing options for teams and enterprises.
Helps you run projects that are independent of each other in parallel, improving efficiency.
Ensures changes are serialized within a pull request to prevent overlapping changes from causing conflicts.
Automatically generates projects when dealing with a large number of state files, simplifying management.
Generates a preview of infrastructure changes to show potential impacts before merging pull requests, enhancing review process.
Automatically identifies and highlights infrastructure drift events to ensure that the actual state matches the expected state.
Provides a central location to manage and monitor the service.
Role-based access control using Open Policy Agent for managing user permissions and policies.
Monitors infrastructure changes that drift from the expected configuration.
Allows remote execution of tasks directly through the user interface.
Sends notifications of drift detection through Slack.
Integrates with GitHub to streamline workflows with Digger.
Virtual Private Cloud peering for secure networking between clouds.
Option to host the solution on your own infrastructure.
Customizes the forwarding of logs for monitoring and insights.
Single Sign-On, Security Assertion Markup Language, and Source Code Management integrations for ease of use.
Add IP addresses to a whitelist for secure access control.
Keeps records of user activities for auditing purposes.
Digger responds to events from GitHub and triggers CI jobs when a Pull Request (PR) is opened.
Digger starts a CI job that runs a terraform plan and posts the plan output as a comment. You can then apply changes by commenting "digger apply".
The orchestrator backend handles CI jobs without accessing your sensitive data, cloud account, or terraform states.
Digger can be configured to run apply only after PRs have been merged and can check plan output against OPA policies.
Users have the option to self-host the orchestrator backend, although it’s easier to use the managed cloud version.
Digger runs as a hosted service, eliminating the need for users to host and maintain their own server. This allows teams to be more agile and focus on their core tasks without worrying about server infrastructure.
Digger follows best security practices, including embedding security as a foundational principle. This involves regular security updates and audits to ensure data protection and compliance.
Digger uses Open Policy Agent (OPA) for role-based access control, enabling users to define policies using familiar tools and ensuring security through configurable access permissions.
Digger provides detailed audit trails and a dashboard for visibility into operations and compliance, ensuring every action is tracked and logged for accountability.
Supports concurrent runs, which allows for multiple workflows to be executed simultaneously, optimizing CI/CD operations and reducing deployment times.
Allows users to utilize Digger without the need to maintain their own server setup. This can streamline operations and reduce overhead associated with server management.
Integrates with any existing CI/CD pipeline for seamless operations without the need to modify current workflows.
Provides a comprehensive audit trail and visual dashboard to monitor activities and changes, ensuring better tracking and accountability.
Supports concurrent operations which helps in optimizing resource utilization without blocking resources for other tasks.
Allows you to use Digger without hosting or maintaining a server by creating a backend-less Digger node. This reduces overhead and infrastructure management needs.
Provides private workers for free without additional payment, optimizing resource allocation and cost efficiency.
Integrates seamlessly with existing CI/CD systems, enabling the leveraging of current infrastructure and streamlining development processes.
Offers audit trails and a detailed dashboard for monitoring activities and ensuring compliance and transparency.
Supports concurrent operations with efficient management, enabling scalability and faster processing.
Allows you to use Digger without the need for hosting or maintaining a server. This provides flexibility in managing infrastructure without additional overhead of server management.
There is no limit to the number of resources you can manage with Digger, making it scalable to fit any size of operations.
Utilizes Open Policy Agent (OPA) to provide role-based access control, allowing you to manage permissions effectively and securely.
Provides detailed records of changes in your infrastructure and offers a dashboard for comprehensive monitoring and tracking of activities.
Supports high levels of concurrency for resource deployment, allowing for efficient handling of multiple simultaneous operations.
Digger integrates with PR reviews, helping streamline processes and allowing engineers to conduct thorough reviews more efficiently.
Digger offers faster and more responsive operations than other comparable tools, improving team productivity and quality.
Allows for iterative execution, catching issues earlier and enhancing the quality of reviews, impacting team productivity and velocity.
Provides prompt support through Slack channels, ensuring technical queries and issues are addressed efficiently.
Notifies users of a new version of the Terraform code, helping ensure automated updates without manual intervention.
Enables management of different resources and accounts efficiently, reducing time and errors.
Supports caching of modules via GitHub to make upgrades faster by using pre-existing dependencies.