Spacelift
@spaceliftio

Spacelift is the infrastructure orchestration platform that fuses IaC and GitOps pipelines with AI deployment capabilities so your infrastructure can keep pace.

 Redwood City, CA
spacelift.io
Joined July 2020
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IaCConf@iac_conf
Sep 24
Licensing changes had people worried. Isaac Johnson, Cloud Architect at Abbott, says the worry was misplaced. Catch his IaCConf Spotlight session on exploring the tools keeping open-source IaC alive and even growing. Oct 21, 12 PM EDT Register: events.iacconf.com/open-sour…
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Is Kubernetes 2.0 ever happening? Kat Cosgrove has an answer in episode two of missionCTRL. Watch here and subscribe for more missionCTRL: open.spotify.com/episode/3Aq…
Episode 2 cover for the missionCTRL podcast, titled "Kubernetes: the good, the bad, the ugly." Webcam shots of host Joey Stout (headphones, glasses, mic), guest Kat Cosgrove, and host Emin Alemdar on a dark background with teal accent shapes and Terraform code in the background. "Brought to you by Spacelift" with the Spacelift logo at the bottom.

ALT Episode 2 cover for the missionCTRL podcast, titled "Kubernetes: the good, the bad, the ugly." Webcam shots of host Joey Stout (headphones, glasses, mic), guest Kat Cosgrove, and host Emin Alemdar on a dark background with teal accent shapes and Terraform code in the background. "Brought to you by Spacelift" with the Spacelift logo at the bottom.
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The best Rego explanation we've heard uses pizza toppings as the example. 🍕
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If your Terraform Cloud bill stopped making sense a while ago, you're not alone. 🤔💸 New video on why teams are moving off TFC 👇
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Welcome to Saturnhead, M.D. (The) Office Hours. You don't need to learn a new language to block an S3 bucket. Saturnhead, M.D. has the fix. 😌👍
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What makes OPA worth adopting over rolling your own checks? @alemdar_emin has an answer in this clip from the first episode of our brand new podcast, missionCTRL. Subscribe and watch on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2n4… Watch the full episode on YouTube: piped.video/watch?v=7afPu3IO…
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Pineapple on pizza is illegal. Rego is not as hard as you think. Both facts confirmed in episode one of missionCTRL featuring @alemdar_emin and Joey Stout. Watch here 👇 - YouTube: piped.video/7afPu3IOyBk?si=PqCk… - Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2n4…
Episode 1 cover for the missionCTRL podcast, titled "Rego isn't hard, you're just thinking about it wrong." Webcam shots of hosts Joey Stout (headphones, glasses, mic) and Emin Alemdar (headphones) on a dark background with teal accent shapes and Terraform code in the background. "Brought to you by Spacelift" with the Spacelift logo at the bottom.

ALT Episode 1 cover for the missionCTRL podcast, titled "Rego isn't hard, you're just thinking about it wrong." Webcam shots of hosts Joey Stout (headphones, glasses, mic) and Emin Alemdar (headphones) on a dark background with teal accent shapes and Terraform code in the background. "Brought to you by Spacelift" with the Spacelift logo at the bottom.
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I've talked to a lot of platform teams that still use calendar reminders for certificate rotations, Slack threads for failed runs and spreadsheets for stale stacks. Those manual Day 2 ops won't cut it for much longer. Think about what day-to-day infrastructure operations entails: - When a run fails, someone has to gather context, find the right owner, file a ticket and follow up. - When drift is detected, someone has to classify it, make a remediation decision and notify the right people. - When a developer needs a new environment, someone has to review the request, get approval and provision it. - When a certificate is expiring, someone has to remember, rotate it and confirm it still works. On most teams, each of these workflows is handled by a different person in a different way. That was barely sustainable before AI. Now, with agents shipping more code faster and putting pressure on every layer of the pipeline? It's becoming untenable. Day 1 has defined workflows, clear ownership and audit trails through GitOps, IaC and CI/CD. Day 2 hasn't gotten the same treatment yet. But that day is coming. And the teams that aren't ready will see their ops collapse under AI's weight.
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GeekWire
@geekwire
Sep 3
AWS Marketplace just got an API. Jonah Kowall from @spaceliftio explains what the new Discovery API means for a programmable catalog — plus Spacelift's AI-driven "Intent" mode for infrastructure provisioning. Watch now: piped.video/zcEgo-nLMvA #AWSMarketplace #AIAgents @AWS_Partners
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Spacelift retweeted
Rootly
@rootlyhq
Sep 1
.@spaceliftio and Rootly hosted an engineering mixer to celebrate the tail end of summer in Toronto. With IaC and reliability buzzing across the rooftop, people had the chance to show each other their Terraform scars and laugh about how their agents are making it easier than ever to manage infrastructure safely. Thanks to everyone who came through! See you at the next one!
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Spacelift retweeted
Infisical
@infisical
Aug 31
Infisical now writes your secrets into your Spacelift contexts! You choose an Infisical folder and the @spaceliftio context to write to. When a value changes in Infisical, Infisical updates the context, and every stack attached to it gets the new value on its next run, with support for environment variables or mounted files. Available on all plans.
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Developers ship at machine speed. Platforms move at ticket speed. @flaviuscdinu dives into that gap in this short video ⤵️
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Full video on YouTube: piped.video/FgmdO9iyVRA?si=EsmR…

30-60-90 Day Plan for New Heads of Platform Engineering

You just took over platform engineering. In most companies, there i...

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How do you build one consistent deployment model across every workload you run? PayFit has an answer. Join us live on Wednesday, September 2. 10AM EDT / 4PM CEST Reserve your virtual seat ➡️ events.spacelift.io/one-prom…
Live webinar promotional graphic on a dark background with purple, blue, and teal gradient accents. Spacelift logo at top left, "Live Webinar" tag and date "September 2, 2026" at top right. Text reads: "One Promotion Model for Every Workload. How PayFit unified application and infrastructure workflows." Black and white headshots of Adrien Stefanski, Staff Platform Engineer, and Tom Masson, Senior Platform Engineer, appear on the right with the PayFit logo. "Register today!" appears at bottom left.

ALT Live webinar promotional graphic on a dark background with purple, blue, and teal gradient accents. Spacelift logo at top left, "Live Webinar" tag and date "September 2, 2026" at top right. Text reads: "One Promotion Model for Every Workload. How PayFit unified application and infrastructure workflows." Black and white headshots of Adrien Stefanski, Staff Platform Engineer, and Tom Masson, Senior Platform Engineer, appear on the right with the PayFit logo. "Register today!" appears at bottom left.
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Can another engineer actually use your IaC platform, or does every request land back with the one person who built it? @jkowall has thoughts in his latest piece on the 9 things to consider before choosing an IaC platform in 2026. Read it on Platform Engineering: platformengineering.org/blog…
Article promotional graphic with a dark purple panel on the left displaying the text "9 things to consider before choosing an IaC platform in 2026," along with the Platform Engineering and Spacelift logos. The right side shows an abstract, glitch-style 3D rendering of layered geometric building blocks in blue, pink, orange, and teal gradients against a peach background.

ALT Article promotional graphic with a dark purple panel on the left displaying the text "9 things to consider before choosing an IaC platform in 2026," along with the Platform Engineering and Spacelift logos. The right side shows an abstract, glitch-style 3D rendering of layered geometric building blocks in blue, pink, orange, and teal gradients against a peach background.
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Spacelift is a finalist for the AI-Driven Cloud Infrastructure category at SiliconANGLE's 2026 TechForward Awards! 🏆🎉 A huge thank you to @SiliconANGLE and @theCUBE!
Award announcement graphic on a dark navy background with a faint orbit illustration. SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards badge with "2026 Finalist" ribbon appears at top left, Spacelift logo at top right. Text reads: "Award Finalist, 2026 SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards, AI-Driven Cloud Infrastructure."

ALT Award announcement graphic on a dark navy background with a faint orbit illustration. SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards badge with "2026 Finalist" ribbon appears at top left, Spacelift logo at top right. Text reads: "Award Finalist, 2026 SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards, AI-Driven Cloud Infrastructure."

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Learn more about the awards here: siliconangle.com/awards/

Awards - SiliconANGLE

Awards - SiliconANGLE

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The faster a team ships, the faster their Terraform setup falls apart. And Cursor is one of the fastest-shipping companies I've seen. So fast, in fact, they had to move off Terraform Cloud entirely. Years of rapid growth and copy-paste scaling had left the company in an untenable situation: - Their entire AWS infrastructure was managed as a single Terraform workspace. - Creating new workspaces required manual admin configuration. - Diffs were so noisy, nobody was reading them. - Plans took over 10 minutes. Ironically, a company building AI tools to help developers scale and move faster was being held back and slowed down by its own infrastructure. Until they started working with Masterpoint, who decomposed Cursor's Terraform monolith into focused workspaces and migrated them to Spacelift and OpenTofu. As a result: - Plans decreased to 2 minutes. - Weekly infrastructure PRs went from 194 to over 500. - Blast radius dropped from 54 resources/run to 5. - Workspaces grew from 21 to 141, all self-service. Cursor finally has infrastructure that moves as fast as its teams. You can read Masterpoint's full case study here: masterpoint.io/case-studies/…
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"Going from running on local developer laptops to running in the cloud with Spacelift has been a huge value add to us." At Brews Before Standups Cambridge — a Spacelift-hosted event where platform engineers, SREs, and DevOps teams gather for coffee, breakfast, and practical conversations before the workday begins — we caught up with Brendon Smith, Senior SRE at @formationbio
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