Inventory
One inventory across providers.
ops0 discovers resources across AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI, and Kubernetes so teams can see the estate as one governed surface instead of stitching together separate console exports.
All Use CasesOne operating model
Multi-Cloud Management
One operating model
across every
cloud.
Keep AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI, and Kubernetes under the same discovery, policy, cost, codification, and reporting model.
AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI, and Kubernetes in one posture
Same discovery, policy, cost, and approval model
Cross-cloud transformation from existing infrastructure
Reports that roll up across providers
ops0 multi-cloud posture
Global view
Four providers, Kubernetes clusters, hundreds of resources, and one policy posture across the full infrastructure estate.
AWS
142
GCP
54
Azure
39
OCI
13
Unified policy
SOC 2 and ISO controls mapped across providers
Cross-cloud transform
AWS project ready for GCP review
Kubernetes
EKS, GKE, AKS, OKE, and self-managed clusters visible
→ Open provider postureOne governed estate
Policy
One security posture, not four policy programs.
The same governance model follows infrastructure across providers. Compliance checks, approval rules, and security expectations do not need to be re-invented per cloud.
Codification
Cross-cloud transformation without rewriting the world.
Discovery can become IaC for the target provider, letting teams migrate or standardize infrastructure from live reality instead of beginning with a blank file and manual service mapping.
Kubernetes
Multi-cluster operations without provider silos.
EKS, GKE, AKS, OKE, and self-managed clusters can be reviewed through the same operating surface for risk, cost, incidents, and IaC linkage.
Reporting
Cost and compliance roll up across clouds.
Finance, security, and platform teams get one view of posture, spend, drift, and evidence instead of reconciling provider-specific reports after the fact.
Outcome
Multi-cloud becomes one operating model.
The point is not abstract cloud coverage. It is fewer provider-by-provider workflows, fewer blind spots, and a single way to govern infrastructure wherever it runs.
Cloud Estate
More clouds should not mean more operating models.
ops0 keeps discovery, policy, cost, deployment, and reporting consistent as the estate spreads across providers.
