Your developers wait 3 days for a new service repo. Yours get one in 90 seconds.
Browse a curated catalog of pre-approved services, templates, and golden paths. One click provisions the repo, CI pipeline, namespace, and RBAC — no Jira ticket, no Slack DM, no waiting.
node-service
Node.js · 847 deploys
grpc-gateway
Go · 312 deploys
event-worker
Python · 156 deploys
data-pipeline
Spark · 94 deploys
Six teams. Six different Helm chart patterns. Zero shared standards.
Every senior SRE reinvents the deployment contract. New engineers inherit undocumented Terraform modules. By the time you audit it, you have 23 overlapping VPC configurations and nobody knows which one is canonical.
3.4 days
avg wait for new service namespace
23×
duplicate Terraform modules found in typical audit
# pave.yaml — one file, one truth apiVersion: pave.dev/v1 kind: GoldenPath metadata: name: node-service-v2 spec: template: node-distroless namespace: auto-provisioned ci: pipeline: platform/ci-standard@v3 policies: [soc2, supply-chain]
Merge blocked — network-policy-required
Add NetworkPolicy manifest before merging to main
Your SOC 2 audit found 14 services running as root. You shipped 3 of them last week.
Pave's policy engine runs at merge time, not at audit time. OPA policies are platform-owned — developers get a clear fix message, not a security ticket two sprints later.
You lost two senior SREs this quarter. The third is updating a wiki nobody reads.
Platform toil is an attrition engine. When your best engineers spend 60% of their week answering "how do I deploy this?" instead of building leverage, they leave. Pave converts that toil into a self-serve system that scales without headcount.
median all-in cost to replace one senior SRE
recruiter fees, ramp time, lost institutional knowledge
of platform team time spent on reactive support
vs. 18% at orgs with mature golden paths
more incidents at orgs without deployment standards
DORA 2024 State of DevOps Report
142
Services
+12 this week
67
Deploys today
↑ 23% vs avg
0
P0 incidents
14 days clean
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We had four different ways to create a Kubernetes namespace. Pave collapsed that to one. Our junior engineers ship production services on day three now.
Priya Mehta
Staff Platform Engineer
Series C fintech, 280 engineers
The policy engine caught a root-container image in a PR before it ever hit staging. That's the first time a security control actually worked the way it was supposed to.
Marcus Delacroix
Principal SRE
Growth-stage logistics platform
The mess resolves into one pane of glass.
Start with your actual infra. Connect your existing Terraform, Helm charts, and CI pipelines. Pave maps the sprawl and shows you the golden path out — in one afternoon, not one quarter.