open source · proven in public CI · help when you need it

Infrastructure you have to run yourself, kept current.

Regulation, air gaps and hardware that isn't going anywhere keep a lot of systems off the cloud and off the upgrade path. keelinfra builds open-source tools that keep them supported, and every claim links to a CI run you can check yourself.

Products

2 products · both free and open source

Keycloak distribution

keelinfra/keycloak · Apache-2.0
Available Paid support available

A highly available Keycloak cluster on your own VMs, with every supported upgrade path re-proven in public CI each night.

  • 3-node cluster with PostgreSQL failover
  • Encrypted backups with point-in-time restore
  • Rolling upgrades, measured and repeatable

Agent8 for Jenkins

keelinfra/agent8 · MIT
Available Free AIX · Solaris · HP-UX experimental

Run Jenkins agents on hosts stuck on Java 8, 11 or 17, while the controller moves to Java 21 or 25.

  • The old host keeps its Java and stays an ordinary node
  • Tested in CI on Linux, including RHEL/CentOS 6
  • One release per Jenkins version, one install script

How every keelinfra product works

01

Open source first

The code, install scripts and tests are public. You can run everything without talking to us.

02

Proven in public CI

Each claim on this site links to a CI run, a probe log or a drill you can repeat on your own machines. The evidence ledger →

03

Paid help when you want it

Fixed-scope engagements and support from the people who build the tools, each ending with a written runbook.

$ ./verify --drill failover   # keycloak: switch the PostgreSQL leader, write through it
$ sh install.sh --url https://jenkins.example.com/ --replace agent.jar   # agent8
Keycloak services

Upgrade drills, HA hardening, migrations

Fixed-scope engagements from $3,000, and a self-hosted subscription in early access at $1,500 per node per year.

Keycloak pricing →
Agent8 help

AIX, Solaris and HP-UX pilots, plugin checks, fleets

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