WolfOps automates the link between data and action in IoT and enterprise operations scenarios. It reads results from a data source, runs configurable logic in an isolated environment, and triggers actions against external services and devices via HTTP or MQTT. Each response is persisted back, closing the loop data → action → result.
Built for cases where Excel, ad-hoc cron jobs and scattered scripts no longer scale: orchestration across thousands of IoT devices, integration between heterogeneous systems, batch scheduling with complex rules, and operational traceability.
How it works
- Detects changes or eligible rows in your database.
- Runs a configurable script in an isolated sandbox for each result.
- Connects over HTTP or MQTT to any external service or device.
- Persists the response back, leaving an auditable execution trail.
Who it is for
Engineering, IoT and data operations teams who need to automate flows where the source is a database and the target is APIs or devices. If your integration today lives in cron + bash + internal scripts with no traceability, WolfOps is for you.
Status
WolfOps is under active development. When it becomes publicly available, it will be announced on this site and the blog. In the meantime, write to [email protected] if your use case fits and you want priority access at launch.
Where it fits
- ✓ IoT orchestration at scale (thousands of devices)
- ✓ Enterprise workflow automation
- ✓ Integration across heterogeneous systems
- ✓ Batch scheduling with complex rules
- Isolated JavaScript sandbox per task
- HTTP and MQTT connectors for services and devices
- Scheduling driven by database changes
- Per-task execution logs and traces
- Automatic retry with configurable backoff
- Data hosted in the European Union (GDPR)
Engineering, IoT and data operations
Coming soon
Documentation, support and legal
- Privacy Policy — WolfOps How we will handle personal data in WolfOps once it is publicly available.
- Terms of Service — WolfOps Conditions of use for WolfOps once it is publicly available.
- Support — WolfOps How to get info, register interest or stay updated on WolfOps.
- Changelog — WolfOps Public release notes for WolfOps.
- FAQ — WolfOps What WolfOps is, how it works and the use cases it fits.
- Subprocessors — WolfOps Public list of subprocessors planned to support WolfOps operations.