/ WIT OS / Cloud Orchestrator
Cloud operations, from one inventory.
Cloud Orchestrator is the multi-cloud control plane in WIT OS. It pulls AWS, Azure, and GCP into one inventory, then runs six specialist agents, FinOps, capacity, posture, reliability, DR, and remediation, over the top.
- Unified inventory across AWS, Azure, GCP
- Six specialist agents: FinOps, capacity, posture, reliability, DR, remediation
- Cited recommendations: every action explainable
- Native to MAESTRO and the Workspace
/ What you get
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Unified inventory
One asset graph across AWS, Azure, GCP. Identities, workloads, network, data, joined and queryable.
FinOps agent
Continuous waste detection: idle compute, over-provisioned storage, orphaned IPs, savings-plan gaps. Cited every time.
Capacity & reliability
Forecast capacity, predict saturation, and recommend right-sizing before SLO burn rate spikes.
Posture agent
CSPM that doesn't just list findings. It groups them by attack path and tells you which to fix first.
DR & remediation
Cross-region failover playbooks plus auto-remediation for common drift. Reversible by one click.
Workspace-native
Every Cloud Orchestrator finding lives in the Workspace alongside security and AI signals. One pane, three domains.
/ Inside the cockpit
Cloud Orchestrator Multi-Cloud Orchestration · live.
AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-prem (VergeIO, Nutanix) under one inventory. FinOps, capacity, posture, and AI-agent activity unified in a single hub view with live data freshness counters.
Ready to run on WIT OS?
Talk to the team about a managed deployment, a pilot, or a custom agent. We typically respond within an hour.
/ FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does Cloud Orchestrator combine FinOps with security posture?
Cloud Orchestrator treats cloud as one inventory. Every resource has cost attribution AND security posture AND capacity utilization on the same record. A misconfigured S3 bucket shows up as a security issue and a cost-attribution gap; a right-sizing opportunity surfaces alongside its security implications. One conversation instead of three siloed tools.
Which clouds does Cloud Orchestrator support?
AWS, Azure, and GCP first-class. Oracle Cloud and IBM Cloud read-only. Multi-cloud customers get a unified view; single-cloud customers get deeper integrations within their platform.
Does Cloud Orchestrator auto-remediate cloud issues?
With explicit policy approval. Auto-remediation tiers: (1) ticket-only by default, (2) auto-remediate low-risk issues (idle resource cleanup, missing tags) with audit trail, (3) propose-and-execute for medium-risk with one-click approval. High-risk changes always require human authorization.