For Platform Engineering
Govern every launch
IaC, K8s, or console
Ship IaC with guardrails baked in. Run Kubernetes under the same governance. Terraform, CloudFormation, containers, clusters: one platform, closed loop by default. IaC tools don't do FinOps. FinOps tools don't do IaC. RosettaHub does both.
The gap nobody else closes
IaC orchestrators give you governance-free provisioning. K8s managers give you clusters without cost enforcement. FinOps tools give you bills without the means to prevent them. Platform teams glue these together and hope nothing slips through. RosettaHub ships the integrated platform.
IaC orchestrators
Great at provisioning, and that is where they stop. No cost enforcement, so nothing refuses a stack that should not have been applied.
Multi-cloud K8s
Great at clusters, with no view of what they cost and no wrapper for the infrastructure code around them.
FinOps dashboards
Great at reporting what already happened. They do not provision, and they cannot refuse anything.
RosettaHub™
Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, containers, plus the real-time Monitoring Service. One platform. Closed loop.
What platform teams get
Bring your own script, we run it
Already have CloudFormation templates or Terraform scripts? A Formation wraps them as-is and runs them, with governance, sharing, and budget enforcement attached. No feature-parity rewrite: your scripts, your workflow, our guardrails.
Multi-cloud Kubernetes
Run clusters on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud from one control plane. Manage container images and registries cross-cloud. Same cost and quota policies everywhere, with no stack of separate tools stitched together.
Closed-Loop FinOps™ at launch
The real-time Monitoring Service keeps a live cost estimate, continuously re-evaluates cost against budget, and checks cloud-account quotas the moment a Formation, pipeline, or cluster is provisioned. Overspend is caught before the bill arrives.
Portal that maps to your org
Customizable dashboards with drag-and-drop Perspectives and Views. Portfolios act as curated service catalogs per team. Users can belong to many organisations at once.
Share anything like a Google Doc
Right-click a Formation, a Kubernetes blueprint, a container image, or a compliance policy and share with users, groups, or whole organisations. The platform issues temporary credentials on share and revokes them on unshare, across accounts and clouds, with no IAM policies for admins to author. Non-admins can share too.
Work from any interface
Federated Dashboard, CLI, desktop app, OpenAPI, SDKs in Python, Java, and JavaScript, plus MCP Servers for AI-driven interaction. Every UI operation is programmatic. A Cloud Operating System, not just another dashboard.
Close the loop on your platform
See how governed IaC, multi-cloud Kubernetes, and closed-loop FinOps look under one roof. 30-minute working demo.
Common questions
Can we keep our existing CloudFormation and Terraform?
Yes. A Formation wraps an existing template or script and runs it as it is, with governance, sharing and budget enforcement attached. There is no rewrite and no feature-parity exercise before you get value.
How does budget enforcement work with infrastructure as code?
Enforcement lands at the cloud’s own API, where the resources are actually created, rather than in a pipeline step that a different path could bypass. Quotas are checked there at creation, and once an account reaches its budget it is blocked there too, whether the work was launched from a pipeline, the portal, the command line or the provider console.
Does Kubernetes fall under the same governance?
Yes. Clusters run on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud from one control plane, with the same cost, quota and compliance policies as everything else, and container images and registries managed across clouds rather than per provider.
Does this replace our IaC tooling?
Not necessarily. It closes the gap those tools leave open, which is that provisioning and cost enforcement are usually separate systems that meet only on the invoice. If you already have provisioning you are happy with, this governs what it creates.