Your responsibility
Keep access details private, use only data you are permitted to use, review proposed changes, and report suspected security issues through the responsible disclosure path.
These demo terms set practical boundaries for evaluation. They do not identify a legal entity or replace the commercial and data-processing terms required for a production service.
Devopsify provides a public evaluation experience for infrastructure inventory, topology, policy, provisioning, delivery, audit, and AI-assisted investigation concepts. Demo records and provider signals may be simulated. The demo is not a promise that a particular integration, result, availability level, or operational outcome will exist in a production deployment.
Do not connect production accounts, submit real credentials, or rely on demo output to make an operational, security, financial, or compliance decision.
You may use the demo to evaluate documented workflows and provide constructive feedback. You must not:
Keep access details private, use only data you are permitted to use, review proposed changes, and report suspected security issues through the responsible disclosure path.
Provider APIs, repositories, cloud accounts, and other integrations have their own terms. Connecting one in a future deployment does not transfer responsibility for that provider's service or permissions.
AI assistance can summarize context or propose investigation steps, but it is not the authorization boundary. It can be incomplete, stale, or wrong. Server-side authorization, policy evaluation, scoped capabilities, required review, and audit records must govern any real action.
Access to a demo may be limited or withdrawn to protect the service, users, or systems. The demo may change without preserving data or behavior. Production customers will need separate service terms, security commitments, support commitments, privacy terms, and a data processing agreement where applicable.
Questions about this draft can be raised through demo support.