InfraHouse delivers a production-ready AWS foundation for startups selling to enterprise customers, turning a Dockerfile into a running ECS application with GitHub-managed CI/CD in about 30 minutes. The company provides infrastructure-as-code that customers own from day one, with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance built into the delivery. InfraHouse's Terraform modules include advanced capabilities like GPU-aware autoscaling for AI inference workloads.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Startups selling to enterprise customers often struggle to build a production-grade AWS infrastructure that meets compliance standards like SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Hiring a senior DevOps engineer is expensive and slow, while PaaS platforms like Heroku or Render create a rebuild problem when enterprise prospects demand to know where the workload runs and require infrastructure ownership.
Solution
InfraHouse provides a production-ready AWS foundation delivered as code, enabling startups to bring a Dockerfile and receive a running application on ECS with GitHub-managed CI/CD in approximately 30 minutes. The company operates the stack while customers retain ownership of the Terraform code, repositories, and AWS account from day one, eliminating the need for a DevOps hire. InfraHouse bakes CloudTrail, IAM boundaries, and least-privilege patterns into the delivery, making SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance audit-ready by default. When customers are ready to move, the AWS account transfers from InfraHouse's organization into the customer's own AWS Organization with zero rebuild—graduation is a button push, not a project.
Target Audience
Primary customers are startups selling to enterprise clients who need a senior-level AWS foundation with compliance readiness but cannot justify hiring a full-time DevOps engineer. The service also serves companies running GPU inference workloads on ECS who need sophisticated autoscaling that coordinates task and instance layers.
Features
- About 69 production-grade Terraform modules under github.com/infrahouse, including ECS service, CloudTrail, and website pod modules
- GPU-aware autoscaling that separates task-layer scaling (driven by GPU utilization) from instance-layer scaling (driven by capacity provider), with a nullable autoscaling_target_cpu_load parameter to prevent controller conflicts
- Two-repo opinionated structure with predictable service repository shapes, making any customer stack look like all others
- Runbook documentation covering how to operate, deploy, and roll back the infrastructure
- GitHub Actions CI/CD with every Terraform change flowing through pull requests
- Day-zero bootstrap that provisions ECS on EC2, ALB, ACM, and ECR with encryption, audit logging, and point-in-time recovery enabled