How yof runs on AWS in Frankfurt
yof's cloud browser, the AI engine behind Patch and the nightly backups run on AWS in Frankfurt; AWS Activate, Amazon's programme for startups, helps us grow them.
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yof runs on Amazon Web Services in Frankfurt (eu-central-1). Here is what runs there, in plain words.
What runs in Frankfurt
The cloud browser that opens your proven website for a check runs as an AWS Lambda function in Frankfurt. It only loads public pages; it never signs in or sends a form.
Patch writes fixes with sōtem's own AI engine, which runs on an NVIDIA L4 GPU on AWS in Frankfurt, on a server we operate.
Patch writes fixes only with sōtem's own AI engine in Frankfurt, or by its rules when that engine is off; Ask yof answers by rules until that engine is switched on for customers.
Every night an encrypted copy of the database is saved to Amazon S3 in Frankfurt and kept for 30 days.
AWS Activate
Mondaily Ltd, the company that provides yof, joined AWS Activate, Amazon's programme for startups, through its Founders tier, which startups apply for themselves. We use it to grow this infrastructure.
Facts and sources
About yof
yof is a security watcher for apps built with AI: it finds the problems and, with Patch, fixes them as draft pull requests. It checks a live app for leaked keys, open databases and exposed files and explains each finding in plain words. Patch writes the fix and opens it as a draft pull request, so nothing changes in your code until you review and merge it. yof is free for your own apps and open source under Apache 2.0. yof is provided by Mondaily Ltd.
Amazon Web Services, AWS and AWS Activate are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.
For press questions, write to press@yof.io. A person answers.
yof is provided by Mondaily Ltd (placeholder: the company is being registered in the United Kingdom). Company number: to be added after registration in England and Wales. Registered address: to be added after registration.