> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://stakpak.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://stakpak.gitbook.io/docs/get-started/introduction.md).

# Introduction

## Introduction

Stakpak is the Open source DevOps agent that helps you with securing, deploying, and maintaining production ready infrastructure.

## Why Stakpak?

* Built for operations
* The most secure agent
* It learns from your environment
* Open Source & Written in Rust 🦀

## Features

**Keeps Your Apps Running 24/7**\
Set up [Autopilot](/docs/how-it-works/autopilot.md)to monitor your infrastructure 24/7, automatically fix what’s safe, and alert you only when it actually needs you

**Review & Share Your Sessions**\
Use [Agent Sessions](/docs/how-it-works/agent-sessions.md) to review or share past Stakpak sessions to understand exactly what was done and why.

**Teach Stakpak Your Way of Doing Things**\
Use [Rulebooks](/docs/how-it-works/rulebooks.md) to teach Stakpak your workflows with markdown-based SOPs for deployments, upgrades, Migrations, and more

**Remember Key Information**\
[Memory (Knoweldge Store)](/docs/how-it-works/memory-knoweldge-store.md)are reusable knowledge pieces that Stakpak learn and applies across sessions.

**Chat With Your Infrastructure**\
Trigger Stakpak to help you via the [Slack Integration](/docs/how-it-works/slack-integration.md), Investigate incidents and ask about your infra without access to a terminal

**Protect Your Secrets**\
Stakpak uses secrets like API keys without ever exposing them in logs or memory.

**Guardrails**\
Use [Warden Guardrails](/docs/how-it-works/warden-guardrails.md) to enforce policies that validate and block unsafe or unauthorized operations.

**Secure Password Generation**\
Stakpak generates cryptographically secure passwords with configurable complexity.

**Protect Your Privacy**\
Stakpak redacts sensitive data like IP addresses and AWS account IDs automatically.

## Tutorials

* [Containerize a Python App](/docs/tutorial/containerize-a-python-app.md)
* [Load Test to Optimize Cloud Costs](/docs/tutorial/load-test-to-optimize-cloud-costs.md)
* [Migrate PostgreSQL from Bitnami to Bitnami Legacy on Amazon EKS](/docs/tutorial/migrate-postgresql-from-bitnami-to-bitnami-legacy-on-amazon-eks.md)
* [Free TLS with  Caddy Web Server on AWS EC2 with Let's Encrypt](/docs/tutorial/free-tls-with-caddy-web-server-on-aws-ec2-with-lets-encrypt.md)
* [Migrate from NGINX to Caddy](/docs/tutorial/migrate-from-nginx-to-caddy.md)
* [Deploy your own OpenVPN Server on AWS](/docs/tutorial/deploy-your-own-openvpn-server-on-aws.md)

## Refrences 

* [Install Stakpak](/docs/get-started/install-stakpak.md)
* [Comparison](/docs/get-started/comparison.md)
* [Stakpak Vs Claude Code](/docs/archive/stakpak-vs-claude-code.md)
* [OSS vs Cloud vs Enterprise](/docs/get-started/oss-vs-cloud-vs-enterprise.md)
* [Slash Commands](/docs/how-it-works/slash-commands.md)
* [Keyboard Shortcuts](/docs/how-it-works/keyboard-shortcuts.md)