Self-Host, in Your Cloud

Enable enterprises to standardize and secure how they package, install, operate and monitor their in-house and vendor software apps across cloud providers.

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Off-The-Shelf App Lifecycle Management

A Unified Control Plane for Every App

Manage in-house and vendor software apps across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, OCI and IBM Cloud from one control plane with consistent installation, upgrades, and monitoring. Read blog: A Better Form of Self-Hosting: The Enterprise Control Plane Model.

Faster, Safer Release Management

Standardize application install and upgrade flows. Define configurations once and apply them across dev, staging, and production environments.

Day-2 Operations Simplified

Run health checks, manage updates, and debug directly from the Nuon dashboard — no need for insecure remote access and terminal access.

Standardized App Deployment

Configure all of your apps with a simplified and consistent format, for easier app deployment and maintenance by your Platform Engineering teams.

Fine-grained Install and Operation Controls

Install and operate your enterprise’s apps with approved roles and policies - no elevated or persistent permissions required.

Reuse and integrate with your Terraform & IaC

Use your existing Terraform, Helm, Kubernetes manifests, and images to install and configure Nuon. Reuse - not re-write.

Clouds

Secure, In Your Clouds

Enterprise Change Controls

Require app components such as Terraform, Helm, and Kubernetes manifests to be reviewed and approved by a user before execution. Automatically detect drift in cloud resources.

More Secure Than Self-Hosted

At its core, Nuon establishes and enforces a security contract between DevOps and the app installation, from the target cloud provider, network, application infrastructure like Kubernetes, to how provision, maintenance, de-provision, and break glass tasks are enforced and logged.

Centralized audit and governance

Nuon automatically records every app event — installs, upgrades, rollbacks, and access grants — into centralized, exportable audit logs for compliance, reporting, and incident analysis.