Use Case
Legacy app maintenance
The app is finished. Keeping it running is not. Hand the lights-on work to agents.
2016 · EC2 + RDS
2018 · ECS
2019 · App Service
Most companies run cloud applications that no longer get new features but still serve customers every day. They need patching, certificate renewals, scaling, cost reviews, and someone to answer when they break. That work usually lands on senior engineers who know the system, pulling them away from the products that move the business forward. StratoNext gives each application its own team of DevOps agents with access scoped to that app's environments, the runbooks and context your team captured, and approvals where they count. The app stays healthy without human intervention, every action is auditable, and your best engineers get to build what's next.
17.3 hours
a week the average developer spends on maintenance, technical debt, and bad code instead of building something new. Stripe, The Developer Coefficient
How StratoNext handles it
A team per application
Each legacy app gets its own DevOps agents, scoped to that app's environments and nothing else.
Patching and upgrades
OS patches, runtime updates, certificate renewals, and expiring dependencies handled before they become outages.
Incidents without the page
Agents triage alerts and run the app's runbooks, escalating to a human only when judgment is required.
Cost and drift under control
Idle resources, oversized instances, and configuration drift caught and fixed, with every action auditable.
Hand your first ops task to an AI agent.
- Connect one environment.
- Define one policy.
- Give one agent scoped access.
- Run one real task.
Free tier. No credit card required.