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The best alternatives to Pierre are Architect.io, and Middleware.

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1. Architect.io
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With Architect, any developer can create preview, staging, and even prod environments. And we're dependency-aware and powered by GitOps so that every PR spins up a deployment that is production-grade, including the APIs, databases, and events it needs to run.
I don't know how I ever lived without Architect. I'm a 2X co-founding CTO so I'm always on the hunt for ways to speed up time-to-MVP. With Architect I've spent just a few hours on devops at my current startup. Total. It was dead simple to spin up my fully functioning app with a load balancer, app servers, job queue, cache, DB, CI/CD, etc. But the best part is I haven't lost flexibility to scale as needed. Oh, and I get a production-like dev environment, staging and even preview environments out of the box with no extra work.
2. Middleware
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Middleware frees engineering managers from repetitive follow-ups to ensure smooth product delivery, and identification of workflow bottlenecks so they can remove any hiccups for their team. Middleware sits on top of the team's existing tools like Github, Calendar, JIRA and provides managers actionable insights to run their team efficiently and prevent their engineers from burning out.