Introduction to Zenifra

Zenifra publishes applications from a Git repository (GitHub or Forgejo), an OCI image, the CLI, the GitHub Action, or Templates. CPF and CNPJ accounts operate through organizations, allowing you to separate projects, invite members, and control permissions by resource.

Why Zenifra?

Benefit	Description
Brazilian infrastructure	Low latency for Brazilian users
Simple publishing	Use GitHub, Forgejo, an OCI image, the CLI, or the GitHub Action to publish
Ready-to-use templates	Deploy n8n, Metabase, WordPress, and other ready and functional applications with one click
Managed data services	PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Analytics (ClickHouse), Key‑Value, Cache, and Queues
AI models	OpenAI-compatible API with token pricing and cost tracking in the console
Organizations and RBAC	Invite members and control access by project, database, managed service, Template, billing, AI keys, and API Keys
Brazilian payments	Pix, bank slip, or credit card in BRL

How it works

Video: console tour with an app, observability, a template, a database, a cache, a Job and keys.

Git: connect GitHub or a Forgejo instance and select the repository and branch.
OCI: provide the image published in a public or private registry.
Organization: choose where the project will be created and who can access it.
Online: the application becomes available at *.clients.zenifra.com.

What you can publish

Web services
GitHub and Forgejo projects with manual updates or triggers by branch, tag, and release
Docker-based OCI images
HTTP applications from public or private templates
Everyday applications such as n8n, Metabase, and WordPress, ready to use through Templates
Managed databases
Analytics with managed ClickHouse
Managed Cache
Managed Queues
Scheduled jobs
Integrations with AI models through the Zenifra API

Team work

Each user can participate in multiple organizations with the same account. In each organization, owners and authorized members can invite other people and grant granular permissions to limit access to projects, databases, managed services, Templates, billing, AI keys, and API Keys.

Where to start

Goal	Start with
Learn the platform vocabulary	Platform concepts
Deploy your first application in minutes	Node.js or Python quickstart
Configure Next.js, NestJS, Django, Laravel, Spring Boot, or Go	Framework guides
Bring an app from Heroku, Render, Railway, Vercel, or a VPS	Migrate to Zenifra
Follow the console step by step	Console guide
Run a ready-made app (n8n, Metabase, WordPress)	Templates and Examples
Configure variables, storage, and network	Project configuration
Automate from the terminal, CI, or agents	CLI, GitHub Actions, and API
Prepare for launch	Production checklist
Work as a team securely	Organizations and Security
Understand pricing and billing	Payment models and Limits
Get a quick answer	Frequently asked questions or Help center