"$4,600 in six weeks — double our full 2025 spend."
Agent kept iterating. Nobody approved the spend.
Managed infra for your app. We build the container, terminate TLS, wire the URL,
and redeploy on every push. No Dockerfile. No Kubernetes.
And when the bill grows at agent speed — ZopNight closes the other half of the loop.
We watch GitHub for new commits.
Framework, port, build — auto-detected.
Image runs on ZopCloud's managed compute.
Live with TLS. Point a CNAME for custom.
Logs, CPU/memory, deploy events — live.
All real. All 2025–26. None of them were trying to overspend. The mistake isn't the engineer's — it's a default that's been silent for ten years.
"$4,600 in six weeks — double our full 2025 spend."
Agent kept iterating. Nobody approved the spend.
"$607 overnight. Agent kept iterating while I slept."
No budget context — and nobody was watching.
"$7 budget. $18,000 bill. The cap didn't hold."
Cost cap was a hint, not a wall.
"$70,000 in one day. Bill went to debt collection in ten."
Found out three weeks late. Bill came from finance.
Every cloud-cost tool quietly assumes a human will eventually look. At agent speed, that assumption is broken.
Dashboards · Reports · Alerts
A tool the agent calls before it acts
Code, your agent writes. Deploy, ZopCloud ships. Cost, whichever tool you use sees the truth. Remediate — you and your agent act. The loop closes when remediation's outcome reaches the next deploy.
Your agent writes the backend, the cron, the deploy.
ZopCloud builds, terminates TLS, wires the URL.
ZopNight sees real cloud state — idle, orphan, oversized.
Schedules, wake order, reversible overrides — agent + you.
Outcome lands back in the IDE. Next push is informed.
"You don't fix a hallucination with more AI. You give it facts to read."
You ship code. You also own the bill. We split the work — ZopCloud takes the new infra off your plate, ZopNight keeps the existing infra honest.
*_SECRET / *_TOKEN auto-maskeddatabase → cache → appEvery host gets a free Let's Encrypt cert that auto-renews. Bring your own — point a CNAME, we issue on first hit.
Every deploy keeps the previous revision warm. Restore the prior image in seconds — no rebuild, no DNS change.
Databases before services. database → cache → app — resources come back in the right order, before standup.
Streaming build and app logs, live CPU/memory, deploy events as a feed. One click jumps to the running revision.
It can provision, scale, destroy. What it can't do is see.
ZopNight gives your agent eyes — 43 read-only MCP tools across
5 IDEs: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Antigravity.
Ask "what's wasteful in auth-api?" and get back
resource IDs with evidence. Not vibes.