Making your rules clearer than ever to the stakeholders that matter most.

Introducing Automated Documentation

Rulebricks now offers ~5 minute private cloud deployment on AWS and Google Cloud– both managed by us, and self hosted!

Privately hosting Rulebricks allows you to fit our rule engine both into environments that are highly regulated, and into ones that require particularly low latencies– you can co-locate your Rulebricks deployment with your backend resources to achieve this. It’s been a step we’ve been eager to take as our cloud offering gains steam, and we’re excited to finally have a private edition out.

We’ve gone to great lengths to make Rulebricks deploy resources and self-install in just one terraform script– if you’d like to give it a shot yourself, we recommend first messing around in our cloud version, then heading over to 

https://docs.rulebricks.com/private-cloud

 to read up on the process to request a private deployment from us.


There’re also a few very exciting feature requests we’ve received that’ll be part of our roadmap in 2024, including:

 – Know when & by whom new versions of rules were published

 – Generate docs from your published rules that stay updated and provide useful information to developers & clients implementing your rules

 – Enable our users to easily add custom comparators, and enable our comparator logic to support as many use cases as possible. We’re thinking about this quite broadly, however, and this feature may well take the form of a new kind of rule editor on our platform alongside decision tables, or a way to orchestrate multiple rules.

 – There’s a fairly clear path to implement these in Rulebricks. Services firms building solutions in Rulebricks on behalf of clients may particularly appreciate the organization this affords.

Introducing our new private cloud options and our thoughts on the next few quarters at Rulebricks.

Private cloud availability

A brief technical writeup of some major optimizations to Rulebricks that were a long time coming.