Infraware
The AI-Native Terminal for CloudOps
Infraware launched on March 26, 2026.
What it does
Infraware is an AI-native terminal for CloudOps teams. It turns the terminal into a decision surface that understands your infrastructure, retains operational memory, and delivers high-confidence, explainable recommendations. Multi-cloud by design, no vendor lock-in, no blind automation. AI never executes on its own: every action is human-approved, auditable, and context-aware. Built for DevOps, SREs, and MSPs running real production infrastructure.
Infrastructure that earns the right to run itself. Human-signed today, autonomous when the record says so. The governed execution engine for AI-driven infrastructure operations, autonomous read-only investigation, human-signed changes, one audit line per approved execution.
Infraware is the governed operations platform for complex Kubernetes environments in regulated industries. Virgil, its round-the-clock agent, investigates every alert on its own, read-only, inside your cluster. Your engineers sign every change. And every signature builds the record that lets automation grow, at exactly the speed you can defend. Seven steps, always in order. Autonomous until the gate, and nothing crosses the gate without a person. Approve the same fix often enough and Virgil proposes the standing version: one signature, scoped to that exact context, revocable in one click. Autonomy is delegated by evidence, never by a toggle. Regulated-industry operations with a defensible…from infraware.dev
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