Standard Kubernetes. Open-source components. Everything in your Git.

Platinity builds on standard Kubernetes and open-source components, and every change is a commit in your own repository.

Platinity
Control plane
  • Guided setup
  • Service requests and approvals
  • Audit trail
Owned by you
Your Git repositoryEvery change, as a commit
Your Kubernetes
IdentityKeycloak
SecretsVault
ObservabilityPrometheus, Alertmanager, Grafana
Data servicesTrino, Airflow, MinIO, OpenMetadata
Your infrastructure and dataOn-premise, private cloud or any Kubernetes you control.

Changes are delivered through your GitOps workflow.

GitOps delivery

Approved changes are delivered through your GitOps workflow. Every change is a commit in your own repository, reconciled by Flux, so it can be reviewed and audited like code.

Identity

Keycloak sits in front of every service, with roles for administrators and users applied across the platform. One login, one place to revoke access.

Secrets

Credentials live in Vault and are synced to the cluster. They never sit in Git or in a config file.

Observability

Prometheus, Alertmanager and Grafana come wired together, with dashboards for the services you run.

Ownership

You control the infrastructure, the data, the Git repository, Kubernetes and the deployed services. The platform is built on standard Kubernetes and open-source components, so if you stop using Platinity, your platform keeps running.

Provisioning & service requests

Guided setup checks your cluster's capacity, networking and storage, and shows what will be installed before anything runs. Each service request is checked for dependencies, memory and disk headroom, recorded in an audit trail, and tracked from request to running service. Requests outside the limits an administrator sets wait for approval.

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