Accounts and organizations
Each person gets an account and can become a member of the company's organization.
European Developer Platform
Your entire stack. One platform.
Managed Kubernetes, Object Storage, Registry, and Bundles, integrated in a sovereign platform for the full stack.
The full stack in one place. The products belong together, not in separate vendor accounts.
For businesses. Usage-based billing.
Teams building with Loopback
Platform
One platform for the full stack.
Loopback is a European developer platform. Kubernetes, Object Storage, Registry, and Bundles are integrated in it. You use them through one account and one interface.
Everything stays in Loopback: account, interface, permissions, and billing. You choose provider and location per service. The platform stays the same.
You start with the service you need and add the others in the same organization. Roles apply across every product. The stack stays in one sovereign platform.
Kubernetes
HA control plane, private networking, and scaling groups.
Object Storage
Public and private buckets through familiar S3 APIs.
Registry
OCI- and Docker-compatible repositories for images and Helm charts.
Bundles
From the repository to your cluster, from GitHub.
RBAC
Accounts, organizations, groups, and central permissions.
Kubernetes
HA control plane, private networking, and scaling groups.
Object Storage
Public and private buckets through familiar S3 APIs.
Registry
OCI- and Docker-compatible repositories for images and Helm charts.
Bundles
From the repository to your cluster, from GitHub.
RBAC
Accounts, organizations, groups, and central permissions.
Kubernetes
Kubernetes without the day-to-day operational burden.
HA control plane, private networking, scaling groups, and one-click upgrades. Through one platform, across providers.
Loopback operates the control plane in high availability and provides the private network. You choose provider and location. Upgrades and maintenance windows run through the platform.
Managed HA control plane
Private networking
Scaling groups
One-click upgrades
Object Storage
Object storage through familiar S3 APIs.
Public and private buckets, access controls, and a selectable S3 provider.
You use familiar S3 APIs and SDKs in the same account as the rest of the platform. You decide whether a bucket is public or private, and you create access keys right in Loopback.
S3-compatible APIs
Public and private buckets
Access control
Multiple S3 providers
Registry
Your registry for images and Helm charts.
OCI- and Docker-compatible repositories with Loopback RBAC and robot accounts.
Images and Helm charts sit in public or private repositories. Push and pull run with familiar clients, and robot accounts cover machine access.
OCI compatible
Docker compatible
Public and private repositories
Bundles
From repository to cluster. One workflow.
Deploy directly from GitHub. Connect your app and configure the deployment path on the Loopback platform.
Each Bundle has multiple environments, sources for the app and charts, and a deployment history. You control the path from repository to cluster in this workflow.
A Bundle is an application your team creates and connects to the cluster. Environments and sources belong to that application.
Multiple environments per Bundle
Integrated chart builder
Multiple sources for app / charts
Deployment history and control
Compliance
Loopback develops and operates the platform in Germany.
We build the platform and run it ourselves. Certified to ISO 27001 and ISO 9001.
RBAC
Every product and function is covered by the central, platform-wide RBAC.
SSO
One login for every product. Your team signs in with SSO, OTP, or a passkey.
Contracting party
One German contracting party for platform, support, and billing: Loopback GmbH.
Providers
The selected providers supply the infrastructure. Products and permissions stay in Loopback.
RBAC
Security that starts at the account and comes together in the organization.
Everyone has their own account. In your company's organization, membership, groups, and rights decide who uses which product. SSO, external identity providers, OTP, passkeys, and API tokens are included.
Loopback RBAC
SSO and identity providers
An organization can use SSO and connect external identity providers.
OTP and passkeys
Each person can add OTP and passkeys to their account.
Groups with fine-grained permissions
Groups can be created in the organization, each with its own fine-grained permissions.
Permissions per product
Each product has its own permissions, managed in one place.
API tokens
Every user account can have an API token, so API calls run with that account's permissions.
Accounts, organizations, SSO, groups, product permissions, and API tokens connect to Loopback RBAC.
An operating model that fits your team.
The same products, different jobs. From your first cluster to your own release workflow.
SaaS product in production
One production cluster with Object Storage, Registry, and deployments straight from GitHub.
Dev, staging and production
Three clusters from first commit to release, with one shared Registry.
Resilience across two providers
Two production clusters on two providers, connected through Secure Network by FABRIC.
Blog
From the blog.
How teams run the stack in one account.
KubernetesProduction Kubernetes and object storage in the same project
Cluster and S3 buckets share project, permissions, and billing. Loopback runs the control plane. You keep standard Kubernetes.
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BundlesOne workflow from repository to cluster
Connect GitHub, point a Bundle at your cluster, and store images in the organization Registry. One workflow from commit to rollback.
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DNSDomains and deployments in one account
With DNS you buy and transfer domains and manage your zones. Bundles deploy to the same cluster. One account, one permission model.
Read- Go to the blog
Blog
More on the blog
All posts about the platform, deployments, and the operating model.
Your stack. One platform.
Start with managed Kubernetes, object storage, registry, or bundles. Keep providers, access, and costs inside one operating model.