Platform9v1.0.4

Platform engineers can deploy, monitor, and manage Kubernetes clusters across multiple clouds and on-premise environments. This includes adding nodes, scaling clusters, and performing upgrades using predefined actions or proxy requests.

IT administrators can set backup policies and restore points for VMs and clusters, and run compliance policies to ensure infrastructure meets regulatory standards. This can be automated via Membrane workflows triggered on schedules or events.

Security teams can initiate security scans on images and clusters, view vulnerabilities and patches, and create support cases for critical issues. Integration with notification channels can alert on new vulnerabilities.

Finance and operations teams can pull usage reports, cost data, and recommendations to optimize cloud spending. Alerts on cost anomalies can be set up via Membrane actions.

IT admins can manage users, roles, authentication sources, and access control policies programmatically. This includes provisioning new users and rotating SSH keys or tokens for security compliance.

Offer managed Kubernetes and VM operations as a service, handling cluster lifecycle, backups, and compliance for clients. Revenue from subscription fees based on cluster size and service level.

Consulting engagements to automate infrastructure management using Membrane + Platform9, including custom action development. Revenue from project-based consulting and retainer contracts.

Build a compliance dashboard that aggregates security scans, vulnerability data, and patch status from Platform9, offered as a monthly subscription. Revenue from per-user or per-environment licensing.