Automate & Govern Your Entire Infrastructure Lifecycle

Infrastructure automation uses software to provision, configure, monitor, and maintain IT infrastructure without manual effort. It replaces repetitive tasks like server builds, patching, and drift correction with governed workflows that run consistently across cloud, on-prem, and edge. The result is faster delivery, fewer errors, and reclaimed engineering time.

Infrastructure automation handles individual tasks, like provisioning a server or applying a patch. Orchestration connects those tasks into an end-to-end workflow across multiple tools and teams, including the approvals, pre-checks, and handoffs in between. Most delivery delays come from the orchestration gap, where work waits between automated steps.

Infrastructure automation returns value by reclaiming engineering hours and cutting incident response times. Resolve customers have automated the workload of 10 full-time operations roles and saved $190K in the first 30 days. Typical gains include 70%+ lower MTTR, faster provisioning, and fewer escalations to senior staff.

Yes. Modern infrastructure automation is vendor-agnostic, coordinating workflows across cloud, on-prem, colocation, and edge through one control layer. Resolve connects to existing tools by API and CLI, so teams standardize processes across a hybrid estate without replacing the stack they already run.

No. Low-code and no-code platforms let infrastructure teams build automation workflows without developer skills. With Resolve, Peel Regional Police engineers built and standardized server builds themselves, with no programming required. This lowers the barrier for teams facing IT skills shortages, and accelerates ROI.