Documentation

The Secure Self-Service Cloud Platform gives development teams a consistent, reviewable way to request Kubernetes environments on a platform installation configured for either AWS or Azure.

v1.0.0 is the stable release. The release is validated without credentials: provider simulations, deterministic proposals, API/CLI/portal flows, Terraform mock tests, policy, protected workflow definitions, containers, and Helm. No real provider was authenticated or configured and no cloud operation ran.

Start here

• Simulation quickstart
• Product overview
• Administrator deployment guide
• Architecture tour
• Proposal lifecycle
• Architecture
• Shared interfaces
• Provider selection
• Provider designs
• API, CLI, and portal references
• Terraform modules
• Runtime containers and Helm
• Policy reference
• Authentication and OIDC
• State model
• Security and threat model
• Cost model
• Operations runbooks
• Provider comparison
• Simulation demonstration
• Retrospective
• v1.0.0 release record
• Architecture decisions
• Diagram index

Reading the status labels

Each page identifies whether a path is:

• Implemented and locally validated: code or configuration exists and its credential-free tests/checks pass.
• Operator configured: protected GitHub Environments/variables, provider identifiers, bootstrap inputs, and trust settings are not repository defaults.
• Not executed: no real credentials, provider API, remote state, resource, deployment, or cost is used by this release.

REAL_DEPLOYMENT_ENABLED remains absent or false. The versioned source and documentation are published; real cloud deployment remains separately gated.