Infra access that just works. No security tax. The right access for the right reason. Play back what happened.
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Alice finds prod-web-01 in the live resource list. Labels show where each resource runs.
With no standing access, Alice asks for the prod-ssh role for one hour and names the incident.
Alice is on call for the service, so the on-call integration approves her request in seconds.
Alice gets a one-hour certificate for the role and connects to prod-web-01 with ssh.
Bob opens the recordings and plays Alice's session back, exactly as she typed it.
Who needs access, to which resource, for how long, and why? Bring identity, on-call context, and review policy into one access decision. Issue short-lived certificates and capture protocol activity. Hosted in your infrastructure.
Self-hosted inside your perimeter with zero telemetry, backed by your SSO, and governed by your access policies.
Self-hosted on-prem, air-gapped, cloud, or hybrid. Your infrastructure. Your data. Your integrations. Not a single byte leaves your environment.
SSH, Kubernetes, databases, internal apps, and APIs through one identity-aware gateway. Keep using the tools your team already knows.
Grant elevated access within an approved scope and duration. Short-lived certificates expire automatically, keeping production privileges temporary.
Trace access to a person or workload. Replay recorded terminals and send structured protocol events to your SIEM.
Multi-node proxies and replicated storage survive zone failures. Automatic failover reroutes traffic to healthy replicas with no single point of failure.
One perpetual license sized to your deployment. Buy once and keep running your licensed version. Renew for updates and support.
A request names the role, the reason, and the window. Policy decides who has to say yes, and an on-call engineer in an incident does not wait for anyone.
On-call approval
When PagerDuty confirms the requester is on call, the request is approved automatically and the grant opens at once.
Approval thresholds
Critical roles can require two or more approvals, and a single denial can stop the request.
The task in view
Reviewers see the role, reason, and duration on the request. The grant expires on its own.
Replay recorded SSH and Kubernetes terminals, with identity and timing alongside the activity. Database queries and API requests leave structured audit events.
See the real person behind the session
See who connected, even when the target account is shared. Session records identify the person or workload behind the connection.
Audit-ready evidence
Hand the auditor the replay, not a spreadsheet. Recordings stay in your storage, under your retention policy.
Searchable forensics
Search captured queries such as DROP TABLE in your SIEM. Open terminal recordings to review the session.
Bob opens the recordings and plays Alice's session back, exactly as she typed it.
Claude Code, Codex, and other agents troubleshoot across Kubernetes and databases through AlmaForge, without compromising security.
Live inventory discovery
Agents list the clusters and databases that exist right now instead of guessing hostnames from stale wikis.
Just-in-time access requests
Agents start with zero standing privilege and request scoped access when a task needs it, for a human or automated approval.
Zero secrets to leak
Short-lived certificates mean no API keys, database passwords, or SSH keys ever enter the model's context.
Alice asks Claude Code why checkout times out. It starts by listing the clusters AlmaForge lets it reach.
The agent reads the checkout logs on prod-eu. Its database queries time out.
With no standing access to the database, the agent requests read-only access and waits for approval.
The agent finds billing-worker holding a lock that checkout waits on.
The billing-worker logs show why it never commits. The grant expires on its own.
Controls that feel like friction get routed around through hardcoded secrets, shared keys, and open paths. AlmaForge lives in your Git workflow, so the secure path is the fast path.
Declarative
Roles, policies, and resources are declarative YAML in Git: versioned, reviewed, and rolled back without console clicks.
GitOps-native
Keep your files in Git and apply them with alma apply -f, just like Kubernetes manifests.
Stays in the terminal
ssh, kubectl, psql: native CLI tools with zero portals to babysit.
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