Connect your repo. O2 Shipper takes it to production.
O2 Shipper is OrbOps AI's repository-to-cloud deployment agent. It coordinates infrastructure provisioning, QA and security testing, load and capacity checks, approval-gated deployment, observability and release verification for a connected repository.
For a compatible service, the target is approximately 60 minutes from repository connection to a production-ready cloud release, not a delivery guarantee. Actual time depends on provisioning, validation and the approval policy. O2 Shipper is part of the O2 AI platform.
O2 SHIPPER / ILLUSTRATIVE RELEASE
Example service / production review
Repository connected
checkout-api / main
Cloud foundation prepared
network · compute · data
Security and QA validated
code · image · policy
Load and capacity checked
baseline · scaling · headroom
Observability attached
logs · metrics · alerts
Production gate
owner approval required
WHAT O2 SHIPPER DOES
One repository connection. The entire path to production.
Connect the application repository and choose the cloud target. O2 Shipper reads how the software is built and run, then coordinates the infrastructure, configuration, tests, security checks, capacity evidence, production gate, deployment, and operational setup around it.
Evaluate O2 Shipper when a platform or development team needs one release path from application code to an observable cloud service, rather than separate handoffs for infrastructure, testing and deployment. The release path continues through the approved deployment and post-release checks; a generated configuration alone is not a verified running service.
Build the cloud foundation
Infer application requirements from the repository, then prepare networking, compute, containers, managed services, environment configuration, and infrastructure as code.
Prove the release
Coordinate build, QA, security, policy, load, capacity, health, and rollback checks before the release reaches its production gate.
Operate what was deployed
Attach logs, metrics, traces, alerts, release markers, post-deployment verification, scaling context, and retained rollback conditions.
REPOSITORY TO RELEASE
From connected repo to running cloud service.
O2 Shipper coordinates the work teams normally split across platform, security, QA, and operations. Each phase feeds the next, while the production gate and any failed evidence remain explicit.
Connect
Connect a repository and define the application and release you want to take to the cloud.
Provision
Prepare the cloud foundation the application needs, with scope and ownership available for review.
Secure
Bring security findings and required policy checks into the release decision.
Test
Review QA, security, load, and readiness evidence before committing the service to production.
Deploy
Pass the validated release through its production gate, then execute the approved cloud deployment and rollback plan.
Operate
Connect observability and capacity context so teams can verify the service after release.
WHAT O2 READS
One connection plus your guardrails
Application repository
Source, build scripts, dependencies, runtime, ports, services, tests, and existing delivery files.
Cloud target
Account, region, network, compute, container, data, secrets, and environment requirements.
Production policy
Security, quality, load, capacity, approval, observability, health, and recovery requirements.
WHAT YOUR TEAM RECEIVES
A production-ready service
Provisioned cloud environment
Infrastructure and application configuration prepared for the target runtime.
Validated production release
QA, security, policy, load, capacity, health, and rollback evidence attached to the gate.
Observable running service
Deployment execution, release verification, logs, metrics, traces, alerts, and operating context.
DEPLOYMENT USE CASES
Everything between a repository and a production service.
O2 Shipper brings the infrastructure, delivery, security, testing, performance, and operations work into one coordinated agent run. The exact path adapts to the application and the controls required by its target environment.
Create the cloud foundation from application context
Move from an application repository to a cloud deployment plan without assembling the release context across disconnected tools. Review the proposed infrastructure scope and responsibilities before the plan becomes action.
Build quality and security into the release gate
Review the quality and security evidence required for the service before production movement. Failed or incomplete checks remain visible so the release owner can decide what must be resolved rather than treating a generated plan as permission to deploy.
Validate capacity before production traffic
Bring load-test results and capacity expectations into the release review. Teams can judge readiness for expected demand and keep recovery prepared without treating a successful build as proof that the service is ready for production traffic.
Operate the service after deployment
Keep the new service observable after release. Review health and capacity context, confirm the observed outcome, and retain a recovery path so deployment is the beginning of an accountable operating workflow rather than its end.
WHY O2 SHIPPER
Less deployment work. More production-ready releases.
FOR DEVELOPERS
Connect code instead of assembling deployment machinery.
The repository becomes the starting context for infrastructure, configuration, tests, security checks, and the cloud release.
FOR PLATFORM TEAMS
Turn recurring release work into one governed path.
Cloud provisioning, policy, capacity, rollback, and observability arrive in the same operating context instead of separate tickets.
FOR ENGINEERING LEADERS
Move faster without making production invisible.
Teams get a shorter path to a running service while retaining explicit gates, evidence, ownership, and post-release verification.
CONTROL BOUNDARY
End-to-end automation with one explicit production gate.
O2 Shipper does the work across infrastructure, validation, deployment, and operations. The configured person or policy decides when the prepared and validated release is allowed to cross into production.
Application, cloud infrastructure, deployment configuration, observability, and rollback context.
AGENT-LEDBuild, QA, security, policy, load, capacity, health, and production-readiness evidence.
AGENT-LEDProduction authority, policy exceptions, sensitive changes, and accountable approval.
HUMAN OR POLICYApproved deployment, health verification, observability, capacity signals, and rollback monitoring.
AGENT-LED AFTER GATEDEPLOYMENT ECOSYSTEM
Designed around the repositories and targets teams already operate.
OrbOps reports testing O2 Shipper on AWS, Google Cloud (GCP) and Microsoft Azure. Availability remains private beta; agree the application, target services, required checks and permitted deployment operations for your environment.
Provider-level testing does not establish support for every runtime, service or release path. A production change requires its configured approval gate, and a successful deployment still needs health verification and a recovery plan. Technology labels below describe the ecosystem, not a service-by-service coverage matrix.
DEPLOYMENT TARGETS
REPOSITORY SIGNALS
RELATED O2 AGENTS
One Shipper run coordinates specialist operating context.
Intelligent CI/CD
Prepare a reviewable path from commit through validation and release.
Infrastructure Autodiscovery
Map services, dependencies, tools, and ownership signals around the release.
Security and Compliance
Relate posture and policy evidence to deployment decisions.
AI On-Call
Prepare responder context and post-release verification signals.
Comparing deployment agents? Evaluate repository-to-cloud workflows, approval gates and recovery against a service your team already operates.
O2 SHIPPER FAQ
Questions platform teams ask first.
O2 Shipper is in private beta. Product scope is confirmed against the repository, delivery system, and target environment before access.
What is O2 Shipper's AI cloud deployment workflow?
O2 Shipper is OrbOps AI's repository-to-cloud deployment agent. It coordinates infrastructure provisioning, QA and security testing, load and capacity checks, approval-gated deployment, observability and release verification for a connected repository. Evaluate O2 Shipper when a platform or development team needs one release path from application code to an observable cloud service, rather than separate handoffs for infrastructure, testing and deployment.
Does O2 Shipper deploy to production automatically?
O2 Shipper coordinates the end-to-end path from a connected repository to a running cloud service. It can provision, validate, deploy, and verify the release after the configured human or policy production gate is satisfied.
How quickly can a repository reach the cloud?
For a compatible service, O2 Shipper targets an approximately 60-minute path from repository connection to a production-ready cloud release. Actual time depends on application complexity, infrastructure provisioning, required test suites, security checks, load and capacity validation, and the team's approval policy.
Does it work with an existing CI/CD platform?
O2 Shipper coordinates the wider repository-to-cloud release path around source control and delivery systems; it is not a blanket replacement for an existing CI/CD platform. The CI/CD agent focuses on pipeline and release planning, while Shipper connects infrastructure, validation, production deployment and post-release operation. Confirm the supported delivery tools and execution permissions for your private beta.
What does O2 Shipper validate before deployment?
O2 Shipper validates a release against the checks required by the service and production gate. These checks can include build and QA tests, dependency and image security, infrastructure and policy checks, health readiness, load testing, capacity assumptions, rollback conditions, and required evidence.
What happens to secrets and environment configuration?
O2 Shipper identifies environment configuration and secret requirements as part of the deployment plan. Sensitive values should remain in the systems that already govern them; the generated review context should describe requirements without turning a deployment plan into a secret store.
What happens after the deployment completes?
O2 Shipper keeps a completed deployment connected to its operational context. O2 Shipper attaches observability, verifies service health, records release markers, watches capacity signals, and retains the rollback conditions prepared before production movement.
Has O2 Shipper been tested on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure?
OrbOps reports testing O2 Shipper on AWS, Google Cloud (GCP) and Microsoft Azure. Availability remains private beta; agree the application, target services, required checks and permitted deployment operations for your environment. Provider-level testing does not establish support for every runtime, service or release path. A production change requires its configured approval gate, and a successful deployment still needs health verification and a recovery plan.
REQUEST PRIVATE BETA
Connect one repository. Give O2 Shipper the production target.
Share the application, cloud target, test and security requirements, capacity expectations, and production gate. OrbOps will assess the end-to-end path with selected private-beta teams.