Visual architecture map
See projects, environments, and resources in one live view. Use it as the shared reference during reviews, debugging, and handoffs.
Gateways gives teams a visual workspace for organizing environments, connecting resources, and operating across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Use Gateways to keep architecture, environments, resource status, and team activity in one place while still working with the cloud providers your infrastructure runs on.
Create and connect the resource types your application depends on, from servers and databases to DNS, cache, storage, and functions. Keep live status visible in the same workspace.
Connect AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud and manage common workflows from Gateways. Keep provider context available without moving through separate console paths for every task.
Set up server scaling for the provider your workload runs on. Use a consistent workflow while Gateways keeps the cloud-specific configuration organized.
Review workspace activity in one feed, including resource changes, connections, and actions by team members. Filter by resource type, action, or environment.
Lay out development, test, and production environments in a consistent view. Teams can review the same structure whether resources live in one account or across several.
Create and manage servers, databases, DNS, storage, containers, and more across the cloud providers you connect. Explore supported resources in the docs.
Built for cloud teams
Gateways gives your team a shared view of architecture, provider workflows, and plan limits, making infrastructure easier to review, operate, and scale.
See projects, environments, and resources in one live view. Use it as the shared reference during reviews, debugging, and handoffs.
Run common tasks such as DNS, scaling, and configuration from Gateways while keeping provider context close at hand.
Compare plan limits, included features, and billing terms clearly, so upgrades are based on capacity needs rather than guesswork.