Infrastructure software

Infrastructure software,
built for operators.

Stackfly builds focused open-source tools that make infrastructure easier to understand, operate and automate.

automation flowagentless
inventory/
playbooks/
group_vars/
control-node
ansible-runner
SSH · WinRM
web01 ok
web02 changed
db01 running
cache01 failed
mon01 unreachable
task sent ok changed failed unreachable
Products

Focused tools for infrastructure teams.

Playplane Open source

A visual control plane for Ansible automation.

Run, target and trace Ansible automation from a collaborative web interface built on the repositories and inventories you already maintain.

target preview before execution
live task state per host
persistent run history
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Racktrack In development

Infrastructure inventory and asset visibility.

A focused interface for maintaining a clear view of infrastructure assets and their relationships.

asset and relationship model
shares the Stackfly design system
provisional product accent
Not publicly released. Product page to follow.
Playplane

Playplane, in operation.

The live view during a run: which hosts are being touched, what changed, and what failed. Explore Playplane →

playplane · live
Live view — target snapshot, per-host execution state and console output from a real Ansible run.
Principles

How Stackfly builds software.

Built for existing infrastructure

Tools connect to the repositories, inventories and access paths teams already maintain.

Open by default

Developed in public, documented, and designed to be self-hosted.

Operational clarity

Show what a change will touch before it runs, and what it touched afterwards.

Focused tools, not platforms

Each product solves one operational problem instead of absorbing the whole stack.

Open source

Open infrastructure software.

Built in public. Designed to be self-hosted. Made to integrate with the tools teams already use.

View on GitHub
SELF-HOSTED
$ git clone <stackfly-repository>
$ docker compose up -d
Runs on your own infrastructure. License published with the repository.

Tools for the infrastructure
you already run.