Guardrails
Govern your cloud with infrastructure rules and policies
Define policies across teams
Start from a pre-built library of best practices, and give security, networking, FinOps, and other teams the ability to customize their own rules
Build customizable workflows
Integrate with Blueprints to collect context and enforce Guardrails based on the unique situation
Prevent exceptions in your CI pipeline
Stop incorrect PRs from being merged, see violations in-line with code, and reduce review burden
Define your Guardrails
Give feedback during development
Enforce them during your CI pipeline
Define policies for cloud infrastructure
Your current config practices are the Wild West, with limited protections against unsafe configuration
Customize safeguards
Create Guardrails from templates, or write your own: enforcing best practices, company standards, and securing infrastructure
Conditional workflows
Collect context and adapt Guardrails to the unique situation - test vs dev, region-based, and more
Adopt at your pace
No need to adopt Blueprints: roll out Guardrails without having to change your existing deployment patterns
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Prevent destructive or insecure actions
Shift feedback left while integrating your policies into your existing CI pipeline
Evalute Guardrails automatically
No more manual reviews: Resourcely evaluates your policies against your code, from within your VPC
Embed policies into Blueprints
Stop learning about failing policies after the fact with included feedback at time of configuration
Govern your cloud, your way
Give all of your stakeholder teams the tools to prevent misconfiguration: networking, security, FinOps, SRE, and more
Access management
Enforce proper IAM provisioning, and make sure the security principles you care about are followed
Accidental deletions
Stop resources that underpin critical applications from being deleted
Proper versioning & sizing
Enforce specific OS, database, or other software versions, and keep developers from using oversized servers
Jason Chan
CISO, Netflix
Policy-as-code, built for infrastructure
Rego was never meant to control cloud resources - Resourcely gives you tools to build powerful policies that are easy to write and maintain
A backstop against destructive actions
Give developers flexibility without worry
Structured policy language
Resourcely's policy-as-code language is a breeze to build with
Make security the default
Take cognitive load off of engineers who already aren't Terraform experts
Frictionless governance for your cloud platform
Your rules, your runner, your VPC