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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.

RosettaBox 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, no tier gating. Native services beyond this set -- AWS Bedrock, SageMaker, Azure OpenAI, GCP Vertex AI, etc. -- are reached via RosettaBox 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), Nextflow
  • Marketplace -- public and private catalogs of pre-built formations, images, and configurations

RosettaCloud works without RosettaBox 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 (listed as "RosettaInsight") with a free tier included.

Explore RosettaCloud (RosettaCloud documentation)

RosettaBox -- Cloud Governance

RosettaBox 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 -- 312 Cloud Custodian policies across 10 standards (SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS v4, FedRAMP, GDPR, NIST 800-53/171/CSF, CIS AWS)
  • 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

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

RosettaBox uses a tiered trust model: Observe (read-only) → Govern (enforce) → Automate (full lifecycle). See The RosettaBox Model for details.

RosettaBox 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 ["RosettaBox -- 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 RosettaBox 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 RosettaBox governance with unified budgets, compliance, and organizational hierarchy.

Solutions

RosettaCloud and RosettaBox 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 + RosettaBox unified API (cross-cloud IaC, REST/CLI/SDKs) Engineers, DevOps, platform teams
RosettaCloud for Research RosettaCloud (HPC, big data, Nextflow, reproducible environments) Researchers, PIs, core facilities
RosettaCloud for Education RosettaCloud + RosettaBox (virtual labs, classroom management, per-student sandboxes) Universities, training providers