Asynchronous Design
BuildPiper (BP) is asynchronous by design, meaning job execution happens in the background through dedicated workers instead of blocking the main application flow.
BuildPiper is a full-scale app delivery platform — an enterprise-grade application delivery orchestrator designed to standardise the end-to-end SDLC.
Unified control plane for VM delivery, Kubernetes workloads, mobile apps, and database ops with built-in CI/CD and security automation.
BuildPiper is built on a scalable, asynchronous, multi-component architecture. Each layer is designed for high availability, elastic scaling, and clean separation of concerns — from the gateway down to the BP Agent executor.
BuildPiper (BP) is asynchronous by design, meaning job execution happens in the background through dedicated workers instead of blocking the main application flow.
KubeOpsArchitectureOverview BP’s Architecture Overview BuildPiper is built on a scalable,
BuildPiper Application Setup Microservices Application Onboarding An application represents a team that manages a group of microservices, non-microservices, mobile apps, or related workloads to deliver a logically independent functionality. BuildPiper UI provides a simple workflow to onboard a new application. On This Page ▸Application Overview ▸Application Configuration Details ▸Onboarding Workflow ▸Bulk Onboarding with BPCTL Application...
AskOlly – Proactive Failure Analyser. Immediate, actionable diagnostics the moment a failure happens. What is AskOlly? AI-powered failure analyser in BuildPiper—monitors CI/CD events/logs in real-time, detects anomalies, identifies root causes, recommends fixes from historical intelligence. Goes beyond alerts: explains failures and guides resolutions for faster MTTR. Why AskOlly? Solves: hours on logs, unclear causes, experience-dependent fixes,...