Automated ephemeral sandboxes engineered to bridge local environments and cloud networks.
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Whenever a developer pushes code or opens a PR, TeleFork detects the webhook, parses the infrastructure blueprints, and spins up container resources.
No custom configuration files required. TeleFork parses your existing Terraform files, OpenTofu modules, or Helm charts directly to map variables and resource associations automatically.
The parser swaps large multi-AZ database instances and production clusters with single-node ephemeral equivalents or secure localstack endpoints to save huge cloud spend.
Never test against empty mock data. TeleFork automatically extracts a smart subset of your staging database, strips away sensitive PII columns, and populates the sandbox.
Keep your cloud clean. Hard-coded policies automatically wipe the entire sandbox when the corresponding PR is merged or closed.
If a sandbox experiences zero API traffic for over 15 minutes (or developer-configured timeouts), it is automatically hibernated to prevent cloud runaways.
When tests fail, developers waste hours looking at overlapping microservice consoles. TeleFork's AI clusters error logs to point you directly to the root cause.
AI scans config drifts and logs, highlighting mismatched network ports, outdated credentials, or database query exceptions.
Deep dive details of our core platform orchestration technologies.
Through container caching layers and pre-warmed networking namespaces, sandboxes are deployed in seconds, removing test queues.
Every sandbox runs inside isolated subnets with fine-grained routing policies. Data never leaves your security boundaries.
Works natively across multi-cloud environments. Provision sandboxes seamlessly on AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure platforms.
Seamless integration with your source control providers and infrastructure toolkits.
Control the orchestration directly using a declarative `telefork.yaml` file in your repository root. Set custom TTL limits, environment variables, mock routes, and databases.
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