First access
Source, CI, a database, a way in, and something to watch it.
€1 a month
Deployment showcases
See it built, on infrastructure like yours.
Every showcase is a real deployment: a platform this platform built, on one kind of infrastructure, showing exactly what a subscription tier buys. No maximum you cannot reach on the plan you are reading about — the page sells the tier it illustrates.
What each tier buys
Starter
Artifacts, single sign-on, secrets and real observability on top of the first five.
€499 a month
Team
Code quality, ingress, uptime, error tracking and a standalone collector: a complete internal platform.
€2,000 a month
Built and verified
AWS — Starter
Ten components deployed into an AWS account by a role you create and can revoke by deleting it. We hold no key of yours: the platform assumes the role through short-lived tokens and holds nothing between deployments.
10 components · An AWS account you already have
Microsoft Azure — Starter
Ten components deployed into an Azure subscription through an app registration you create and can revoke by deleting it. The pipeline signs in with a short-lived federated token: we hold no key of yours, and nothing between deployments.
10 components · An Azure subscription you already have
Still to run
These pages are written when the deployment behind them has actually run. Until then they are named here and nothing more — a list of what is coming, not a claim about what exists.
Incus — First access
Incus is the case nobody else in the category serves: containers and virtual machines on your own machines, clustered, with no cloud account anywhere. This showcase builds the First access platform on ours.
5 components · A four-machine Incus cluster, self-hosted on our own hardware
OpenStack — Team
Fifteen components on a private OpenStack cloud: the flagship tier, on the infrastructure the US-centric platforms do not reach. This is the page the sovereign argument stands or falls on.
15 components · A private OpenStack cloud
Google Cloud — Starter
The Google Cloud twin of the AWS page: the platform authenticates with a short-lived token your project issues, and holds nothing between deployments.
10 components · A Google Cloud project you already have