Synapse Software has been helping businesses — from small family-run companies to massive enterprises — automate their operations for over 15 years. Over that time, we've honed our processes and built platforms to help us accelerate your automation journey.
Astromech is a self-hosted enterprise-scale IPaaS platform that acts like the maintenance robot you wish you had at your side. It keeps a library of every script you've ever written, documented and easily accessible for the right moment, without having to search your hard drive and remember how it worked. Just push to a git repository and everything is available to your team at a moment's notice.
Thing runner... runs things. Anything you want to run as a service. It's modeled after AWS's Elastic Container Service, but with the added benefit of not being limited to just containers. It's also highly extensible, so if there's a particular type of application you want to support, thing runner can do that, while still giving you the consistent command line, REST API, and web interface to manage all your "things".
Whiskey is a true deployment tool. It is not a build automation tool, like almost every other "continuous deployment" tool on the market. Relatively unopinionated and designed for speed and scale, it can deploy any type of application, automatically handling versioning and ensuring that each new version is successful before switching over from the old one. We use it for many of our production deployments (and have been for almost a decade, even prior to the current Go implementation).
Monocle is a turnkey monitoring and observability tool intended to get you monitoring your infrastructure as quickly as possible while eliminating noise and optimizing for signal. Setup is dead-simple, configuration is virtually nonexistent, and you don't have to learn any new technology like Prometheus (although you can if you want to).
Monocle is a work in progress and does not currently have any public releases.
Names is a modern take on DNS that stores all records in a PostgreSQL database. (An API and a UI are coming soon.) The solution is currently source-available, with plans to make it open source in the future.
You can see the current code and releases on our GitLab