CLOUD MANAGEMENT
One way to ask for cloud, whichever cloud answers.
Ask for a machine, a database, a storage area or a container environment. Get one, inside the rules an administrator set. On whichever providers your company runs. AWS, Microsoft Azure and Kubernetes are connected today, and more follow.
THE CHALLENGE
Every provider governs only its own corner, and asks your people to learn its own console.
Each provider added this way brings another console to learn, another approval path and another bill to read.
A console per provider
Resources are managed in a different place, with different words, for every provider.
Different operations
Each provider names and runs the same thing its own way.
Repeated manual work
Technical teams spend their days on routine requests instead of on the platform.
HOW THE CLOUDS LINE UP
The same three steps, whichever provider answers.
Every cloud you run, treated alike
The screens, the approvals and the cost view never change with the cloud.
A team moves a workload to the other cloud. The screen, the approval and the cost view do not change.
Containers, on Kubernetes
A person asks for a container environment and gets one, inside a limit the administrator set.
A data science team asks for a container environment for a two week trial. It stops itself at the end.
The list keeps growing
Anantyx.ai keeps one set of business concepts and translates them per provider, so a new provider does not change your screens.
Your company signs with a new cloud on Friday. On Monday your people ask for machines exactly as they did last week.
ANANTYX AI & CLOUD COMMAND
Keep your platforms. Govern across them.
One control plane for Cloud and AI, independent of every provider it governs.