Deploy to your own Azure subscription, without an Azure DevOps engineer
Vylara deploys workloads into your own Azure subscription: Docker, CI, and deployment config land in Git as pull requests you merge. Your Azure environment is provisioned when you run your first deploy.
Why deploy into your own Azure subscription
Azure is often the right cloud for teams selling into enterprise (Microsoft 365 customers), regulated industries (healthcare, public sector), or anywhere data residency is contractual. The cost of bootstrap on Azure is similar to AWS — and similarly out of reach for a small team without a DevOps hire.
Vylara closes that gap by generating an Azure-native infrastructure layout that mirrors what a senior Azure engineer would set up.
What gets generated
- Network: VNet with subnets and NSGs, optional integration with an existing landing zone
- Compute: Azure Container Apps for typical web workloads, AKS for larger or stateful systems
- Data: Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server with passwordless Entra ID auth
- Secrets: Azure Key Vault with managed identity-based access
- Observability: Log Analytics workspace and Application Insights instrumentation
- CI/CD: GitHub Actions with workload identity federation (no long-lived secrets)
Authentication: passwordless by default
Vylara generates infrastructure that uses managed identities and Microsoft Entra ID rather than connection strings and passwords wherever possible. This matches Microsoft’s own current guidance and reduces the long-lived-secret blast radius.
What it costs you
You pay Microsoft directly for Azure usage. Vylara charges for orchestration and AI-assisted workflows. See pricing.
Connect a repo, review your cloud plan in Vylara, merge delivery changes as Git PRs, and deploy into your own AWS or Azure account when you’re ready.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
- Which Azure services does Vylara use?
- Default baseline: Azure Container Apps (or AKS for larger workloads), Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, Azure Key Vault, Azure Container Registry, Log Analytics, and either GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines for CD. Region and SKU are inferred from your repo and workload.
- How does Vylara authenticate to Azure?
- Vylara uses a service principal you create in your Microsoft Entra tenant, scoped to a single subscription or resource group. You can rotate or revoke it at any time. Workload identity (OIDC federation) is supported and recommended.
- Does Vylara work with Azure landing zones?
- Yes. The agent can target an existing landing zone or hub-and-spoke topology rather than creating a fresh VNet, which is the common enterprise setup.
- Can I switch from AWS to Azure later?
- Yes. Vylara supports cross-provider migration on the Team and Enterprise plans. The agent proposes a parallel Azure deployment as a PR while the AWS deployment continues to run.