Introduction to Zenifra
Zenifra publishes applications from a GitHub repository or an OCI image. 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 or an OCI image to publish |
| Managed databases | Managed PostgreSQL and MariaDB |
| 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, billing, GitHub, and AI keys |
| Brazilian payments | Pix, bank slip, or credit card in BRL |
How it works
- GitHub: select the repository and branch.
- OCI: send the Docker image.
- 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 applications with automatic updates on push
- Docker-based OCI images
- Managed databases
- 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, billing, GitHub, and AI keys.