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RosettaHub is two products, independently sellable. Together they form the complete cloud operating system.

RosettaCloud delivers -- the core multi-cloud resources teams need, made accessible to everyone.

RosettaOps governs -- one API across all clouds.

RosettaHub is both.

RosettaCloud -- Multi-Cloud Resources

RosettaCloud is the unified resource layer -- the product name for the MetaCloud architecture. It provides one-click delivery of the core resource types teams need across AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba Cloud, OVH, and OpenStack: compute (containers, VMs, virtual labs, HPC clusters, big data clusters), storage, networking, security, images, and more. All features included on every plan. Native services beyond this set -- AWS Bedrock, SageMaker, Azure OpenAI, GCP Vertex AI, etc. -- are reached via RosettaOps federated console access.

RosettaCloud makes the cloud accessible to everyone, not just cloud engineers. A researcher can launch an HPC cluster, a student can start a Jupyter lab, and a data scientist can spin up GPU instances -- all with a few clicks, on any cloud, without ever opening the AWS Console.

Key capabilities:

  • Formations -- cloud-agnostic IaC templates that deploy across any provider
  • Cloud Keys -- auto-provisioned credentials with dedicated VPCs per region
  • Sessions -- unified lifecycle management for running instances
  • Images -- machine images and snapshots shareable across teams and clouds
  • Storages -- object, file, and block storage from any provider, attachable across cloud boundaries
  • Containers -- Docker/OCI images, container repositories, Kubernetes
  • Environments -- Jupyter, RStudio, VS Code, Shiny, Redash, Linux/Windows virtual desktops
  • HPC and Big Data -- HPC clusters (AWS ParallelCluster), big data clusters (EMR, Dataproc, Spark/Hadoop)
  • Marketplace -- public and private catalogs of pre-built formations, images, and configurations

RosettaCloud works without RosettaOps governance. Teams that already use other FinOps or governance tools can adopt RosettaCloud independently for self-service multi-cloud resources.

Available on AWS Marketplace

RosettaCloud is available on the AWS Marketplace, with a free tier included. See Sign Up as an Individual for both routes and the setup template.

Explore RosettaCloud (RosettaCloud documentation)

RosettaOps -- Cloud Governance

RosettaOps is the governance and operations layer -- one API across all providers for cost enforcement, compliance, operations, and AI governance. It ensures that every resource -- whether launched through RosettaCloud or directly in a native cloud console -- is governed by the right policies, tracked against the right budgets, and accessible only to the right people.

Key capabilities:

  • Real-time cost enforcement -- event-driven at resource creation, not next-day billing data
  • Budget hard stops -- block resource creation when budgets are exhausted
  • Compliance policies -- Cloud Custodian policies across ten standards: SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS v4, FedRAMP, GDPR, NIST 800-53/171/CSF, and CIS
  • Spot hibernation -- proprietary, 60-90% cost reduction on Spot workloads
  • Governed AI model access -- per-user Bedrock budgets, model restrictions, usage audit trails
  • Organization hierarchy -- nested delegation of budgets, roles, and permissions
  • Federated console access -- direct native cloud console access within governed sandboxes
  • Account vending -- automated cloud account provisioning (RosettaHub Landing Zone)
  • FinOps dashboards -- idle resource detection, savings recommendations, Superset integration
  • Unified API -- same API calls manage AWS accounts, Azure subscriptions, GCP projects

RosettaOps operates independently of RosettaCloud. Organisations that want governance only -- with users accessing clouds via federated console -- can adopt RosettaOps without RosettaCloud.

RosettaOps ships in three editions: Observe (visibility and the real-time Monitoring Service, touching nothing you run), Govern (preventive enforcement, still with no administrative path), and Automate (remediation, cleanup, and lifecycle). Capabilities beyond the observation baseline are granted per cloud account. See The RosettaOps Model for details.

RosettaOps documentation

How Products Relate

graph TB
    User(["User / Team"]) --> RC & RO

    subgraph RC ["RosettaCloud -- What can I deploy?"]
        direction TB
        F["Formations"]
        M["Machines"]
        S["Storages"]
        I["Images"]
        K["Cloud Keys"]
    end

    subgraph RO ["RosettaOps -- Who can deploy it?"]
        direction TB
        Orgs["Organizations"]
        Budgets["Budgets"]
        Pol["Policies"]
        Comp["Compliance"]
    end

    RC -- "Resources governed by" --> RO
    RO -- "Policies enforced on" --> RC

    style RC fill:#fff3e0,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
    style RO fill:#e3f2fd,stroke:#1565c0,color:#000
    style User fill:#f5f5f5,stroke:#616161,color:#000

Two products, one platform

RosettaCloud answers "What can I deploy?" while RosettaOps answers "Who is allowed to deploy it, how much can they spend, and what policies apply?" Together they form the RosettaHub platform -- a complete cloud operating system.

A university, for example, might use RosettaCloud for teaching labs, HPC research, and data science environments -- all under RosettaOps governance with unified budgets, compliance, and organizational hierarchy.

Solutions

RosettaCloud and RosettaOps serve different audiences through solution-specific configurations of the same products:

Solution What it uses Audience
RosettaCloud for Data Science RosettaCloud (Jupyter, RStudio, VS Code, GPU, Spark) Data scientists, ML engineers
RosettaCloud for Engineers RosettaCloud + RosettaOps unified API (cross-cloud IaC, REST/CLI/SDKs) Engineers, DevOps, platform teams
RosettaCloud for Research RosettaCloud (HPC, big data, reproducible environments) Researchers, PIs, core facilities
RosettaCloud for Education RosettaCloud + RosettaOps (virtual labs, classroom management, per-student sandboxes) Universities, training providers