All you need is a repository. Plug it in, select basic settings and that's it. CI/CD, build, environments, deploy - already configured. If you want to change something, everything can be edited in .devbox.yml or via API.

It is desirable to understand basic things: how images and containers work. But if you have already worked with Docker in your projects, you don't need to learn anything new. DevBox uses regular Dockerfiles, which are located right in your repository

No problem. You can use your own scripts, your own CI commands, your own images. DevBox does not impose the structure of the project - only offers basic settings that can be overridden.

Yes. The platform was originally built for combat tasks: staging, environment variables, rollbacks, logging - everything is there. But in any case - everything depends on the architecture of your project. We don't limit, we just give you the tools.

A few developers who are tired of configuring the environment manually. DevBox is not a venture product or a startup in the classic sense. We use this platform ourselves every day - and share it with others