Ampt Blog

Introducing Node.js 22 Support

Ampt now supports Node.js 22, bringing several exciting new features and improvements to your applications.

Introducing Cost and Usage Reports

New detailed reports provide greater transparency into the underlying AWS service usage of Ampt environments with 12 months of history.

Introducing Password Protected Environments

Now available on our Team plans! Secure your development and preview environments with Ampt's new password protection feature.

Introducing Secure Webhook Deployment Triggers

Ampt has enhanced its built in CI/CD capabilities with a new feature that lets you trigger app rebuilds and deployments through a secure, URL-based webhook.

Introducing the Ampt CLI v1.1 with the new Interactive Tutorial

Version 1.1 of the @ampt/cli now features a dynamic, interactive tutorial to help new and experienced users get the most out of Ampt.

Introducing Enhanced Logging and the New Invocations View

Ampt's enhanced logging enables a new "Invocations" view that lets developers get better insights into their AWS workloads.

Modernizing Manufacturing: How FACTUREE is Revolutionizing Supplier Management

Ampt enables FACTUREE to focus on delivering customer value instead of wasting time worrying about infrastructure setup and management.

Unleashing Rapid Development with Ampt: An AI Use Case

How Antstack used Ampt to build an AI image generator application without configuring or managing complex infrastructure.

Modern Musician: Creating New Stars without thinking about Infrastructure

Ampt streamlined the development process, allowing for a 10x increase in feature rollouts without increasing team size.

Empowering Innovation: How Flowops Revolutionized Its Service Delivery with Ampt

Ampt accelerated iteration speed, improved the delivery process, and allowed Flowops to ship and test ideas quickly.

Introducing Ampt SQL: Relational data for the cloud

Ampt SQL is a fully managed serverless Postgres database service powered by Neon. Store and query relational data without setting up and managing servers.

Using Web-standard API Frameworks with Ampt

Ampt's universal runtime lets developers easily use web-standard frameworks like Elysia, Hono, and Itty Router.