Fractal Cloud is a platform engineering solution that delivers secure, compliant infrastructure across any cloud. It gives developers ready-to-use building blocks and architecture templates, combining vendor-specific knowledge, security best practices, and automation by design. It removes the need for deep cloud specialization or costly custom development, while allowing operations teams to maintain control through centralized automation and governance.

It means developers can launch production-grade infrastructure with minimal code, and deploy it consistently across AWS, Azure, GCP, or OCI — without having to learn each cloud’s tools and practices.

A Fractal is a reusable, governed, cloud-agnostic infrastructure construct that encapsulates both a Blueprint (the composition of components and their connections) and an Interface (the operations developers can perform). While a Fractal includes a blueprint as part of its structure, it goes beyond static definitions by enabling dynamic lifecycle actions. Developers can instantiate Fractals into Live Systems on demand.

A Live System is the running instance of a Fractal — deployed infrastructure on your cloud account that remains continuously governed and in sync with your policies. One Fractal can be instantiated multiple times, generarting multiple self-similar Live Systems.

Fractal Cloud eliminates the need for handwritten IaC scripts by offering a Java SDK and pre-approved, composable modules maintained by platform teams. This enables faster, more consistent, and governed infrastructure delivery without relying on low-level scripting.

Yes. Fractal blueprints are cloud-agnostic and deployable to multiple providers without rewriting. Multi-cloud support is built in.

No. Infrastructure, Operations, and Development teams use abstracted modules and APIs. There’s no need to learn each cloud provider’s CLI, templates, or IaC specifics

Platform teams (e.g., CCoE) use it to build, approve, and publish Fractals. Application teams use it to deploy infrastructure. Operations teams use it to monitor and manage environments.

- Up to 30% infrastructure cost savings → Fractal optimizes cloud usage and automates provisioning, reducing over-provisioning and idle costs.- 70% reduction in specialized resources needed → Teams don’t need to master cloud internals or write IaC scripts — Fractal handles it through ready-made modules.- 10× less code written for infrastructure → Developers work with concise, high-level SDK commands instead of thousands of lines of infrastructure code.- Built-in cloud compliance and governance → Security and policies are enforced automatically, so environments stay compliant without manual checks.- Day-one multi-cloud capability → The same Fractal can run on AWS, Azure, GCP, or OCI without refactoring or duplicating effort.