Launched March 19, 2024
Bunnyshell - Internal Developer Platform
Build a self-service development experience
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Looking to deliver real developer productivity?
Boost productivity and reduce costs with Bunnyshell Internal Developer Platform, Preview Environments, and Standardised Development Environments.
Bunnyshell provides self-service preview, staging, production and AI sandbox environments that spin up on pull requests.
- for
- Engineering teams that need fast, automated dev and test environments.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
works withGitHubGitLabBitbucketKubernetesHelmTerraformDocker ComposeAWSGoogle CloudAzureDigitalOceanGitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkins
Key features
8 features of Bunnyshell - Internal Developer Platform
- Ephemeral Preview Environments — Auto-creates a full-stack isolated environment for each PR and destroys it on merge.
- Cloud Development Environments — Full dev environments with all services start in seconds, no local setup required.
- Auto-Pause & Destroy — Environments pause when idle and are destroyed when the PR closes to avoid idle costs.
- Incremental Builds — Rebuilds only changed parts of the stack, reusing unchanged images.
- Parallel Service Startup — Starts services in dependency order for fastest overall startup.
- RBAC & SSO — Role-based access controls and enterprise single sign-on integration.
- Audit Logs & Network Isolation — Full audit trail and dedicated Kubernetes namespace per environment for security.
- Environment as Code — Define stacks in a bunnyshell.yaml using Helm, Terraform, Docker Compose, or K8s manifests.
Use cases
- Spin up a full-stack preview environment for every pull request.
- Provide developers with on-demand cloud dev environments to eliminate local setup.
- Run isolated AI sandbox jobs with sub-second startup times.
- Self-service staging for QA, performance testing, and migration dry-runs.
- Create isolated demo environments for sales prospects.
Bunnyshell - Internal Developer Platform FAQ
How long does setup take?+
Most teams deploy their first environment in under 30 minutes using Docker Compose or Helm.
Does it work with my CI/CD pipeline?+
Yes, it integrates with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins and other pipelines.
What clouds do you support?+
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean and any Kubernetes cluster you connect.
Is there a free trial?+
A 14-day full-feature trial is available with no credit card required.
How does pay-per-minute pricing work?+
You are billed $0.007 per minute for each active environment; billing stops when the environment is stopped or deleted.
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