the orchestration layer your ci/cd needs
the open-source engine builds and caches. bldr cloud makes it a system your whole company can run on: it watches your upstreams, triggers builds, runs multi-stage pipelines, manages secrets, and keeps a complete audit trail — all on a hosted, shared cache.
everything above the build system
triggered builds
the controller polls every workspace member — git branches, image tags — and rebuilds the instant an upstream changes.
deployment pipelines
compose builds and side-effecting deployments into staged pipelines with approvals, gates and environment promotions.
secrets management
aes-256-gcm secrets keyed per tenant, injected into deployments only when they run — ssh keys, kubeconfigs, cloud credentials.
observability
live task trees, per-node timings, cache hit rates and object-store growth — the whole fleet at a glance.
audit logs
every build, deploy and secret access is attributed and immutable, so every change to production is accountable.
rbac & teams
roles, projects and environments scoped to your org — control who can deploy where, and who can read which secrets.
hosted build fleet
managed nodes that scale with your load and share one distributed cache — no runners to babysit.
shared team cache
one content-addressed cache across your whole org — a build on ci is instantly reusable on a laptop, and vice versa.
built on the core
no fork, no lock-in — cloud runs the same open-source daemon you can self-host, so your builds are portable by construction.
from upstream change to production
a push moves a git sha. the controller resolves it to a cid, runs the cached build, and promotes the output through your environments — staging, then production on approval.
ship a cid anywhere
deployments are the side-effecting edge of a pipeline. point a content-addressed output at a target and bldr does the rest.