Infrastructure defined in code
Declare services and infrastructure in TypeScript or Go, and let Encore turn that code into the cloud resources your backend needs.
Encore는 TypeScript 또는 Go로 프로덕션 백엔드를 구축하는 팀을 위한 백엔드 인프라 플랫폼입니다. 자체 AWS 또는 GCP 계정에 리소스를 프로비저닝하고 로컬 개발, 프리뷰 환경, AI 지원 워크플로를 제공합니다.
Encore is a backend infrastructure platform for teams building in TypeScript or Go. It turns application code into cloud infrastructure and provisions the required resources in your own AWS or GCP account, using a structure that is meant to work for both human developers and AI coding assistants.
The platform combines local development, deployment automation, and observability. According to the site, you can run the backend locally with real services and databases, deploy with automatic provisioning, and inspect the resulting system through tracing, architecture diagrams, a service catalog, and a dashboard.
Declare services and infrastructure in TypeScript or Go, and let Encore turn that code into the cloud resources your backend needs.
Run your backend locally with real databases, pub/sub, migrations, and tracing so the development environment mirrors production more closely.
Get automatic provisioning, infrastructure tracking, and change management when deploying to your own AWS or GCP account.
Use built-in distributed tracing, architecture diagrams, and a service catalog to inspect services, APIs, databases, and message flows.
Create full environments for pull requests and test changes against real infrastructure before release.
Use Encore's MCP server and AI-oriented workflow to help coding assistants understand services, APIs, and schemas.
Build a new backend in TypeScript or Go and have Encore provision databases, object storage, pub/sub, and other resources directly from code.
Adopt Encore gradually in an existing application by moving services over one at a time instead of rewriting the whole system.
Run a complete backend on a laptop with real infrastructure, then test changes against the same shape of environment used in production.
Create preview environments for each pull request so reviewers can validate behavior against real infrastructure before merging.
Give AI coding assistants access to services, APIs, and schemas so they can generate code that matches the current architecture.
Encore can be used for both new projects and existing applications. For existing codebases, you can adopt it incrementally by converting services to use Encore's SDK one by one.
Encore provisions infrastructure directly from application code instead of separate Terraform or Pulumi configuration files. The source mentions that it automatically provisions each environment and removes the need to maintain Terraform configs or Pulumi stacks.
The local development flow is centered on `encore run`, which starts the application, provisions local databases, runs migrations, starts pub/sub, and opens a local dashboard. The environment is designed to mirror production and supports distributed tracing, service catalog views, and API exploration.
Encore supports TypeScript and Go. Both languages are described as offering the full feature set.
Encore offers a free plan, a Pro plan starting at $49 per member per month, and an Enterprise plan with custom pricing. The pricing page also mentions a 14-day free trial for Pro and contact-based sales for Enterprise.
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