StackGen

What StackGen is

StackGen is an agentic operations platform built around Aiden for DevOps, platform engineering, and site reliability engineering teams. Its tools span infrastructure provisioning, reliability work, and observability. Aiden for InfraOps turns developer requests into Terraform or OpenTofu configurations based on approved modules, then applies policy checks and approval before deployment. Aiden for SRE maps infrastructure and service dependencies, triages alerts, investigates probable causes, and can run remediation workflows with human approval when needed. Aiden for Observability provides managed metrics, logs, traces, and application performance monitoring, with PromQL and Grafana dashboards.

StackGen lists integrations with AWS, Azure, GCP, GitHub, GitLab, Argo, Backstage, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Jira. Its controls include policy as code, scoped agent credentials, guardrails, approvals, role-based access control, and durable audit traces. Deployment options are cloud, private SaaS, and self-hosted. The SRE Community Edition costs nothing and includes a sandbox, automated root-cause investigation, GitHub remediation pull-request generation, Kubernetes integration, and notification options. The broader pricing model is paid, with pricing available on request.

Who it suits

StackGen suits DevOps engineers, SREs, and platform team leads looking to coordinate infrastructure, reliability, and observability workflows. Its controls and deployment choices may also suit teams that need governed approvals or self-hosted deployment.

Limits

The free Community Edition is a sandbox, allows one invited teammate, and connects one enterprise Grafana or Datadog instance.

Getting started

1. Visit https://stackgen.com/.
2. Choose cloud, private SaaS, or self-hosted deployment.
3. Start with the Aiden for SRE Community Edition if its sandbox plan fits.
4. Invite one other teammate and connect an enterprise Grafana or Datadog instance.
5. Connect Kubernetes and configure Slack or PagerDuty RCA notifications.

Verdict

Choose StackGen if your team wants infrastructure provisioning, SRE workflows, and observability in one operations platform, with policy controls and multiple deployment models. Its free Community Edition offers a way to use selected SRE functions; teams seeking broader plans should expect to request pricing.