Bunnyshell vs Marshal

Devops made easy: Easy infrastructure management on multiple clouds, automated provisioning, one click deployment for any app, automated real time monitoring & ops management.

Bunnyshell automates otherwise manual, repetitive work in every step of the release process, from creating servers on any cloud without having to know each cloud’s specific lexic to instant provision, configure and deploy with one click, while having ongoing security updates taken care of. As a result, companies can deliver better software, faster.

Bunnyshell is striving to become every dev’s pal, helping him stay on top of the entire company infrastructure and orchestrate releases quickly and efficiently.

INSTANTLY CREATE SERVERS
- on multiple clouds

- on multiple OS

- infrastructure types: load balanced, single, cluster

- infrastructure as code

- create & use scalable infrastructures

- secure servers using Firewalls

- implement high availability

QUICK PROVISIONING
- ready to use configurable packages

- add your own packages

- customize and automate any other application

- create gold images of your configuration

- install/uninstall, update/rollback packages

- export configuration to your own environment

ZERO DOWNTIME DEPLOYMENTS
- one click deployments

- deploy from git or archive

- choose from different deployment types(all at once,rolling,rolling with additional batches,immutable,Blue Green)

- customize deployment process using bunnyconfig

- safely transfer sensitive data:

*application parameters
*application keys & certificates

EASY INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT
- update Firewalls

- add new disks

- add log rotations

- add crons

- scale infrastructure

- comprehensive monitoring

- authentication management

- ssl certificates

Location: Bucharest, Romania

Quickly scan your cloud services for exposed sensitive data.

Marshal connects with your Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive accounts to help you uncover sensitive data you might be storing. Within minutes receive a redacted report outlining exposed Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, email addresses and phone numbers, and whether those files are still being shared.