Bring your infrastructure. Keep ownership.
Your cloud accounts, tools, and data are investments you should be able to keep. Platform Keystone brings their management together around the teams and services that use them.
Illustrative workflow
- ConnectThe cloud accounts, repositories, and tools you choose.
- Agree accessPermissions and the management information shared.
- ManageKeystone coordinates teams and environments.
- Exit cleanlyRevoke access and keep your records.
Start with the environment you have
Bring your cloud accounts and clusters, source repositories, container registries, CI/CD workflows, monitoring services, and AI tools. We review the connections needed for your use case and agree supported integrations before setup. A product evaluation starts with one environment, not a requirement to replace your toolchain.
What stays with you
In the customer-cloud model, application workloads, business data, source code, and secrets stay in your environment or your chosen services. You retain ownership of your cloud accounts and the relationships with your infrastructure providers.
What information is used for management?
Configuration, resource details, operational status, and usage or audit metadata help coordinate the platform. Before connection, we agree access permissions, shared information, retention, and support responsibilities. This is not a promise that no information leaves your environment.
Hosted evaluations and third-party AI or monitoring services have separate data boundaries. We review those destinations as part of scoping.
Agree the exit as well as the setup
Decide who can approve access, how changes are reviewed, and how access is revoked when a trial or service ends. Include the configuration and records your team needs to keep.
See managed and self-hosted responsibilities or start with one infrastructure workflow.