Multi-cloud inventory
Bring cloud, Kubernetes, and on-prem assets into a tenant-scoped inventory with ownership, region, tags, and operational state.
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Demo mode stays local and needs no cloud credentials.
Inventory AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-prem workloads in one operating view. Trace topology, surface drift, evaluate policy, and move approved changes through deployment waves.
Provider adapters, Kubernetes discovery, and on-prem agents feed one inventory sync. Start with mock adapters to evaluate workflows, then connect the environments your team actually operates.
Bring infrastructure data, workflow controls, and operational guardrails into one accountable operating model.
12capabilitiesBring cloud, Kubernetes, and on-prem assets into a tenant-scoped inventory with ownership, region, tags, and operational state.
Compare what each connected environment can report or support so teams can plan work against known provider and agent capabilities.
Model infrastructure relationships to give operators a shared view of services, dependencies, and the environments around a change.
Investigate observed drift, utilization, and cost movement beside the resources and decisions that may explain it.
Create infrastructure plans through OpenTofu, attach approval requirements, and retain the decision trail before apply.
Evaluate policy before a change proceeds and give operators a clear pass, deny, or review signal for every request.
Group related infrastructure changes into deployment waves so teams can review scope, health, and progress together.
Connect on-prem agents and repository workflows to bring deployments, jobs, and environment signals into the same control plane.
Document repeatable response steps while preserving approvals, policy results, execution records, and actor identity for review.
Use AI-assisted investigation and recommendations with scoped actions, approval guardrails, and auditable outcomes.
Trace related resources and service dependencies to frame the likely impact of a proposed change before reviewers approve it.
Forecast spend, review allocation signals, and surface rightsizing candidates with evidence-backed recommendations. Demo estimates use mock data and should be validated against connected billing sources.
Adapters and agents collect infrastructure context into the inventory.
Cost, drift, policy, deployment, and operational signals are assembled around the requested change.
Required reviewers evaluate the plan while AI proposals remain within explicit action boundaries.
Execution, approvals, policy results, and actor identity are retained for review.
Devopsify connects operational context to the teams that plan, approve, deliver, and review infrastructure work.
Create a governed operating model across cloud accounts, clusters, and on-prem estates without presenting each tool as a separate workflow.
Use plans, policies, deployment waves, and audit records to make the scope and decision history of an infrastructure change easier to inspect.
Investigate topology, drift, cost, delivery signals, and runbooks from a shared infrastructure context.
Devopsify AI can investigate infrastructure context and propose a next step. Any action remains scoped to approved capabilities, subject to policy and human review, and recorded in the audit trail.
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