Hosted, or in your own cloud.
The same Infrared runs everywhere. What differs is who runs the control plane.
Infrared 0.1 is an open beta: it needs no license through November 30, 2026. Agent runs spend on your org's own Anthropic key, and every run tells you what it cost.
Pick where it lives.
| hosted | gke | eks | |
|---|---|---|---|
| who runs infrared | darkshift | you, in your Google Cloud project | you, in your AWS account |
| where it lives | infrared.darkshift.io | a GKE cluster from our template | an EKS cluster from our template |
| good for | starting today, with nothing to operate | production on Google Cloud | production on AWS |
| how you start | ask us for an org: private beta, by invitation | ir install | ir install |
| the story | you built an app · a small team | a team inside a big org · the enterprise | a team inside a big org · the enterprise |
Wherever Infrared runs, it can deploy to workload clusters in your own clouds: GKE or EKS clusters it builds for you, or any cluster you register by its kubeconfig, Linode included.
One command, then gitops.
You write one install file, run ir install, and finish in the setup wizard, or let --setup --wait take it all the way. From then on, Infrared manages its own configuration, your clusters and your Products through a gitops repo that Argo CD syncs.
Free during the open beta.
Infrared 0.1 needs no license through November 30, 2026, self-hosted or hosted, and the hosted control plane bills nothing until then. After the open beta, a self-hosted install runs on a license from darkshift: without one, new agent steps and promotions to production wait, and everything else keeps running. Pricing for what comes after the beta is set with our design partners first.
Start this week.
Ask us for an org on the hosted control plane, or for access to install your own. We'll help with the first Change either way.