Platform · v3.2.0-lts

One platform for cloud native operations.

BitQubic Fabric is the control layer that ties platform engineering, cloud modernization, and Kubernetes orchestration together. It handles policy, identity, audit, observability, and billing, while the actual compute runs on your own infrastructure.

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01 · Architecture

Four layers. One contract: production stays understandable.

Fabric
Control plane
Policy
Define rules about who can deploy, where workloads may run, and which controls are mandatory. Policy language is compatible with OPA.
Identity
Every workload, pipeline, and operator has a verified identity before it can act. Supports workload identity, signed images, and secretless service access.
Audit
Every release and platform decision produces a signed, tamper-evident record operations and compliance teams can verify independently.
Primitives
Cloud native layer
Build
Golden paths · service templates · production readiness
Modernize
Migration waves · containerization · dependency mapping
Operate
Kubernetes orchestration · SLO-aware · policy native
Runtime
Execution
Rust core. Kubernetes controllers and CLI tooling. Extensible via WebAssembly (WASM) plugins. Fast, encrypted network transport. Artifacts stored by content hash rather than file path.
Substrate
Your compute
AWS · Google Cloud · Azure · Oracle Cloud · your own Kubernetes cluster · supercomputers (HPC) · edge devices · air-gapped networks
02 · What you get

The parts that matter when you're running cloud native as infrastructure.

01
Policy engine
Spell out where workloads can run, what they must prove, and which release controls apply. Rules are enforced automatically when workloads run.
02
Unified observability
One operational view for deployments, clusters, services, SLOs, and cost signals. Integrates with the OpenTelemetry standard.
03
Release lineage
Every manifest, image, policy, approval, and rollout is fingerprinted and signed so you can trace what produced what.
04
Fast to production
Most deployments reach their first production workload in under two weeks.
05
Resilient by design
Rollouts stay controlled when clusters degrade, dependencies fail, or teams need to recover quickly from a bad release.
06
Zero-trust networking
Every workload has its own verified identity. No shared passwords or certificates. All connections are mutually authenticated and encrypted.
07
Billing by project
Track spending by product, environment, or team, not by individual machine. Chargeback reports are audit-ready.
08
Disaster-drill mode
Exercise a regional outage in production without affecting real users. Quarterly resilience reports included.

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