Drag & Drop Infrastructure
Create reusable definitions of your on-premises and cloud infrastructure assets. Drag and drop into automation-ready templates defining complete environments to support your unique use cases.
Quali CloudShell turns your infrastructure into no-code and low-code building blocks that you can drag-and-drop to create and launch complete environments in minutes.
Outdated infrastructure provisioning and environment orchestration processes can take days or weeks to complete, holding up critical workflows and extending project timelines.
Complex infrastructure and environments often need to be configured manually, creating bottlenecks and leading to burnout for your skilled infrastructure experts.
Lengthy provisioning processes create delays for the end users who need access to environments to get their work done, extending timelines for critical projects.
Individually delivered environments are difficult to maintain, leading to out-of-date infrastructure, unnecessary costs, and security and compliance risks.
Eliminate redundant manual work with reusable definitions of your cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructure assets.
Cut out the bottlenecks with democratized access to launch complete environments on-demand via self service.
Monitor usage and maintain your reusable blueprints to keep all infrastructure your teams deploy up to date.
This brief demo shows how CloudShell makes infrastructure and environments scalable and easier to use.
Yes! While Quali’s CloudShell will help make reusable assets for your infrastructure, Quali’s Torque platform will also import and automatically configure blueprints for environments based on the infrastructure as code scripts, Helm Charts, and native Kubernetes manifests in your Git repositories.
You can learn more about Quali Torque here.
Yes. Quali CloudShell comes with an out-of-the-box dashboard to provide insights into user, resource, and reservation statistics.
CloudShell models and deploys hybrid infrastructure in a single environment, c/w inventory management, and advanced network configurations (L1-L3).
Yes. CloudShell provides advanced capabilities for device scheduling, reservations, sharing, and queuing by availability.
A Shell provides CloudShell users a standard approach to interact with and automate different environment elements, like physical devices and virtual applications. Shells are open source and based on Python. In the CloudShell community, users can find certified, out-of-box Shells for common technologies. Users can also create new Shells independently based on existing standards using our Developer guide, and can share them for the rest of the CloudShell community to use.
CloudShell supports configurable RBAC and IAM using Active Directory, LDAP, and Single Sign-on.