Case study — Cloud Infrastructure2026

Stackpilot

One dashboard for every deploy, every region

A concept cloud operations platform that unifies deployment pipelines, infrastructure health and cost tracking across every cloud environment.

Industry
SaaS, Enterprise
Year
2026
Screens
09
Stackpilot platform overview with uptime, deploy frequency, regional health and recent deployments

Overview

About the project

Stackpilot is a concept product for platform teams running services across several cloud regions, where deploy status, infrastructure health and monthly spend usually live in three different tools. It brings the deployment pipeline, the infrastructure map and the cost dashboard into one operational view, so a platform engineer can see what shipped, what's healthy and what it costs without switching context. The design problem was surfacing risk early: a rollback, a degraded region or a budget overrun needs to be visible the moment it happens, not discovered during a postmortem.

The challenge

Platform teams typically check three separate tools to answer one question: is this release safe to ship. The CI/CD tool shows pipeline status, the cloud console shows infrastructure health, and a spreadsheet or a third dashboard shows what it's all costing — so a rollback, a degraded region and a budget spike are each discovered separately, usually after something has already gone wrong.

Our solution

We built the deployment, the infrastructure map and the cost view around one shared data model, so a service's pipeline status, the health of the region it runs in, and its cost trend sit on the same screen. Deployments show their pipeline stage in real time with logs attached, the infrastructure map flags a degraded region before it becomes an incident, and the cost view calls out idle resources as they're found rather than at the end of the month.

What we built

  1. 01Platform overviewUptime, active deployments, monthly cost and open incidents in one view.
  2. 02Deployment pipelinesBuild, test, staging and production stages with live logs and rollback.
  3. 03Deployment historyEvery release, its status and run time, filterable by service.
  4. 04Infrastructure mapNode and region health across every cloud environment at a glance.
  5. 05Cost & resource trackingSpend by service, a cost trend, and idle resources flagged automatically.
  6. 06Alerts & incidentsDegraded regions, failed deploys and budget thresholds surfaced as they happen.
  7. 07Mobile monitoringDeployment progress and active alerts on a phone, with rollback on the go.

Desktop

Where the product doesits heaviest work.

The full-width interface, screen by screen.

Stackpilot deployment pipeline showing build, test, staging and production stages plus deployment history
Fig. 01 — Deployments
Stackpilot cost and infrastructure view with spend by service, a cost trend and per-cluster utilization
Fig. 02 — Cost & infrastructure
Stackpilot infrastructure map showing node health across four cloud regions
Fig. 03 — Infrastructure map
Stackpilot CI/CD pipeline detail with a build graph, test results and a live deploy log
Fig. 04 — Pipeline detail

Mobile

Rebuilt for onehand.

The same information hierarchy, rebuilt for a screen you hold in one hand.

Stackpilot mobile alerts screen listing active infrastructure and deployment incidents by severity
01 — Alerts
Stackpilot mobile deployment status screen showing pipeline progress with quick log and rollback actions
02 — Deployment status
Stackpilot mobile cost screen showing month-to-date spend against budget, the trend, and cost broken down by service
03 — Cost tracking
Stackpilot mobile service health screen listing each service with its uptime, latency and remaining error budget
04 — Service health

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