WHY AN IDP THAT EXECUTES
Portals visualize. Atmosly executes.
A catalog that shows what is in your cluster is not a platform. Atmosly provisions the cluster, ships the code into it, and keeps it running — on one control plane, with one audit trail and one permissions model.
DIY OPEN-SOURCE STACK
ArgoCD + Helm + Terraform + glue
- Each tool best-in-class for one thing
- No connective layer between them
- 2–4 engineer-weeks a year on upgrades
- Brittle integration glue, on you forever
$0 in licenses · ~1 FTE forever in glue
PORTAL IDPs
Backstage · Port · Cortex
- Nice catalog, scorecards, ownership
- Visualizes — does not act on the cluster
- Needs a platform team to build and maintain
- Becomes a 2–4 engineer cost center
Permanent platform-team headcount
ATMOSLY
The IDP that executes
- Provisions clusters and resources through guardrails
- Ships code with CI/CD that reads your workloads
- Shows what is running and where it has drifted
- Coexists with ArgoCD, Jenkins and Actions
One platform · zero platform-team hires required
01 · PROVISION · KUBERNETES MANAGEMENT
Clusters, node groups, add-ons and databases — from a catalog, with guardrails
Spin up fresh or import the EKS, GKE and AKS clusters you already have; Atmosly manages both the same way. Every request runs through the guardrail flow you design, so nothing risky ships unreviewed.
Cluster provisioning and import
Create EKS, GKE or AKS clusters from a catalog, or import any cluster — public or private, on-prem or bare-metal — and manage it the same way.
Node groups and add-ons
Node pools, ingress, cert-manager, observability and secrets add-ons, version-pinned and installed through your guardrails.
Cloud resources
Databases, caches, queues and buckets provisioned next to the cluster from the same catalog, scoped to the environment.
Guardrails
Cost caps, region and instance allow-lists and security baselines. Auto-approve under threshold, escalate above, revert in one click.
02 · SHIP · CI/CD AND GITOPS
Source to production in one pipeline you don't have to wire yourself
Build pipelines in a visual editor or commit them as YAML — same engine. GitOps-native with drift detection, multi-stage promotion, approval gates, post-deploy hooks and one-click rollback.
01
Source
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket webhooks
02
Build
Docker, Buildpacks, Kaniko · build matrix
03
Test
Unit, integration, e2e · pass/fail gates
04
Scan
Trivy CVE, OPA policy, SBOM · blocking
05
Deploy
GitOps · rolling, blue-green, canary
06
Verify
Smoke, synthetic, post-deploy hooks
07
Promote
dev → staging → prod · approvals · audit
Workload → blueprint → CD
AVG 47 MINPoint Atmosly at a service that is already running. It reads it, packages it as a deployable blueprint and wires a full pipeline around it. No Jenkinsfile rewrite.
Visual + GitOps pipelines
SAME ENGINEDrag-and-drop or YAML. Native GitOps with drift detection and sync controls, multi-stage promotion, approval gates, full audit trail.
One-click rollback
ANY PREVIOUS DEPLOYRoll back to any prior release with the audit trail intact. Post-deploy hooks and synthetic checks catch regressions before users do.
Run your entire CI/CD on Atmosly, or keep ArgoCD, GitHub Actions or Jenkins and let Atmosly handle CD and post-deploy. Your choice.
DEVELOPER SELF-SERVICE
Developers stop filing tickets. Platform engineers stop being a help desk.
Everything a developer needs to ship is behind a catalog with your policies pre-applied — environments, charts, cloned stacks and the services already running.
2 MIN · 0 TICKETS
Preview environments
Every PR gets its own governed environment: seed data, RBAC, network policies and resource defaults inherited from prod. Auto-expires on merge.
pr-4412.preview.acme.dev · ttl: on merge · owner: priya@
FULL STACK
Environment cloning
Duplicate a complete environment — services, config, databases — for a new tenant, region or load test, without re-wiring anything.
clone staging → staging-eu · 14 services · 3 datastores
200+ CHARTS
Helm marketplace
Signed, vetted charts — Postgres, Redis, Kafka, monitoring, ingress — with your security policies and resource defaults pre-applied.
install kube-prometheus · v58.2 pinned · policy: baseline
OWNERSHIP + STATUS
Service catalog
Every service with its owner, pipeline, environments and current health — read from what is running, not maintained by hand.
checkout-api · team shop · 3 envs · healthy · last deploy 6m
03 · OPERATE · PLATFORM OPERATIONS
See what is running, where, and what has drifted
Atmosly provisions the infrastructure and runs the pipelines, so it already knows your estate. One read-only view shows every cluster and environment, which cloud account each one sits in, and what is deployed where.
- Every cluster and environment, and the cloud account each one sits in
- Per service: the version, the pipeline run that deployed it, and when
- Drift against Git: where live state no longer matches what GitOps declared
- Workload health as a plain status, running, pending or failing, read from the cluster as-is
Atmosly shows you what is running and what has drifted. It does not tell you why something broke, and it does not fix it. Incidents and root cause are in Alert6, security is in Verity, and cost is in SpendZero.
THE PLATFORM, PLUS THE SUITE
Atmosly runs the platform. Security, cost and incidents each have their own product.
Connect once. The same clusters and accounts light up in Verity, SpendZero and Alert6 — each built for the team that owns that problem.
Verity
CLOUD & KUBERNETES SECURITY
Attack paths, risk-ranked fixes and continuous compliance evidence for clusters and cloud accounts.
Explore VeritySpendZero
CLOUD & KUBERNETES COST
Waste detection, namespace-level cost visibility and one-click savings across clusters and cloud accounts.
Explore SpendZeroAlert6
AI INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
Alert correlation, AI investigation and controlled remediation across your whole stack, with on-call and RCA.
Explore Alert6GOVERNANCE
One permissions model, one audit trail, across every cluster
- Fine-grained RBAC and SSORoles per team, environment and action. SAML SSO; SCIM on the way.
- One audit trailEvery provision, deploy, approval and rollback — who, what, when, and the diff.
- Audited web terminalScoped kubectl access from the browser, recorded and reviewable.
- Guardrail policiesCost caps, allow-lists and baselines applied to provisioning and installs alike.
- Self-hosted control planeEnterprise tier can run the control plane inside your VPC; data never crosses the boundary.
CLUSTERS, CLOUDS AND TOOLS
Any conformant Kubernetes. Alongside what you already run.
CLUSTERS
Amazon EKSGoogle GKEAzure AKSOn-prem / bare-metalAny conformant K8s
SOURCE AND BUILD
GitHubGitLabBitbucketDockerBuildpacks · Kaniko
COEXISTS WITH
ArgoCDJenkinsGitHub ActionsPrometheusHelm
CUSTOMER OUTCOMES
Specific teams. Specific numbers.
DEXKORB2B SaaS · multi-tenant · 22 engineers · no DevOps team
30 / day
Deploys across every tenant, no release captain
0
DevOps hires, and not planning to
"We kept telling ourselves we'd hire a DevOps person next quarter. Two years in, we never did. We ship around 30 times a day across all our tenants and nobody's sitting there babysitting a pipeline."
MATHLEAKSEdTech · 4 production regions · 20 engineers
1
Standard pipeline every team self-serves, not 12 one-offs
An afternoon
To retire a dozen hand-built pipelines, not a migration project
"We finally retired the dozen one-off CI pipelines we'd hand-built per service — now every team ships on the same standard pipeline themselves, without waiting on DevOps. That was an afternoon, not a migration."
Customer stories
Atmosly in production
Real engagements delivered by SquareOps.
Nimbbl
FinTechHow SquareOps Helped Nimbbl's 40 Engineers Self-Manage Kubernetes Environments on AWS EKS
How SquareOps helped Nimbbl's 40-person engineering team self-manage non-prod Kubernetes environments on AWS EKS, with standard pipelines.
32nd Avenue
GeneralHow SquareOps Modernized and Scaled 32nd Avenue's Applications on AWS EKS With Karpenter
How SquareOps moved 32nd Avenue's valet parking, restaurant and ERP workloads to AWS EKS with Karpenter autoscaling and CI/CD for faster, safer releas…
FAQ
What engineering leads ask us in week one
Not covered? An engineer replies within one business day.
consult@squareops.comMost customers are in exactly that spot. Automation runs the pipeline; Atmosly answers different questions — how to onboard service #21 without copy-pasting the last twenty, how a developer gets an environment without a ticket, how a rollback happens without a war room. It sits alongside your automation, not in place of it.
Those tools stay. The gap is the integration between them, which is custom-built and brittle. Atmosly is the connective layer: provisioning, pipeline, environments and a view of what is running in one UI with one audit trail and one permissions model.
Into their own products. Kubernetes and cloud security — CIS benchmarks, attack paths, compliance evidence — is Verity. Kubernetes and cloud cost — rightsizing, showback, idle detection — is SpendZero. Incident management and SRE — alert correlation, AI investigation, root cause, controlled remediation, on-call — is Alert6. Atmosly shows what is running and what has drifted; it does not detect, diagnose or fix incidents. Connect a cluster once and it is available to all of them.
You don't switch. Import one cluster, pick one workload, see value in a day. If it doesn't earn its place in two weeks you walk away with no migration to undo.
Read-only by default; agent-based or API-based, your choice. Atmosly reads events, metadata and configuration only — customer data never leaves the cluster. ISO 27001 certified. Enterprise can self-host the control plane.
No — that is the point. DexKor runs multiple clusters with zero platform engineers. Atmosly is the platform team's work, as software.
EKS, GKE, AKS and any conformant Kubernetes cluster, including on-prem and bare-metal, managed in one pane of glass.
Connect one cluster. Ship one workload. See value in a day.
Read-only import, 30-day trial of Growth, no credit card. If it doesn't earn its place in two weeks, there is no migration to undo.
Connect a cluster free