Infrabase

What is Infrabase?

Infrabase is an AI-powered DevOps agent designed for cloud-native organizations and leaders. It integrates directly into the pull request workflow, scanning infrastructure code and leveraging organizational context to surface potential issues like security vulnerabilities, unexpected cost increases, and policy breaches before they are deployed to the cloud. Its core value proposition lies in shifting left the detection of critical cloud issues, ensuring compliance, optimizing costs, and enhancing security posture by providing intelligent, context-aware feedback directly within the development pipeline.

How to use Infrabase

Users begin by installing the Infrabase GitHub App and selecting the repositories they wish to monitor. Infrabase then securely indexes and learns from the infrastructure code to build a deep contextual understanding without storing raw code. For every pull request, Infrabase provides AI-powered review checklists, generated using preferred LLMs (Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, or Bedrock models), offering succinct feedback and the ability to block merges based on critical findings. The service offers the first 10 reviews for free, followed by a subscription of $99 per month.

Infrabase's core features

AI DevOps Agent in pull requests

Scans code and organizational context

Proactive detection of security gaps

Identification of potential cost spikes

Enforcement of policy breaks

Contextual understanding of codebase (flags changes ignoring in-house modules/patterns)

Natural-language policy rules (write policies as Markdown)

Instant risk assessment (blast-radius, cost & security scoring on every PR)

AI-powered review checklists

Merge-blocking capability for critical findings

Use cases of Infrabase

Preventing security vulnerabilities from being deployed to production environments.

Controlling cloud infrastructure costs by identifying inefficient resource allocations or potential cost overruns early in the development cycle.

Ensuring continuous compliance with internal governance policies and industry regulations for cloud deployments.

Automating the review of infrastructure-as-code (IaC) changes to maintain high standards and consistency.

Reducing manual code review burden for DevOps and security teams.

Providing immediate, context-aware feedback to developers on cloud-related risks within their pull requests.

Standardizing infrastructure deployments across multiple teams or projects.

FAQ from Infrabase