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See how it works, before you sign up.

A Fractal is a unit of infrastructure you build once, and then reuse. Draw one, or import your own Terraform, and watch it turn into a Live System: a running environment on the cloud provider you choose.

What’s Next

You built and deployed a Fractal through the UI. A free trial shows what happens from day two on.

Composing a Fractal and turning it into a Live System is the part you have just seen. The work that follows, keeping that system true, compliant and up to date, is what the platform takes over on your own cloud, from the day it runs.

Declared state and actual state, with the difference restored

Reconcile drift without human intervention

A change made by hand in the cloud provider’s console diverges from what you declared. The agent in that environment restores it within minutes and logs the event as audit evidence.

Policy checks letting one change through and refusing another at deploy

Reject non-compliant changes at deploy

Encryption, RBAC, network policy, logging and tagging live inside the Fractal your teams build from. A change that breaks them is refused at deploy, not flagged later in a review.

A new fractal version rolled out across the Live Systems that use it

Roll out one change to every system at once

A fix or a new policy goes into the fractal once. Every Live System built from it picks up the new version on a controlled rollout, per environment, with the previous version still there to fall back to.

See how other teams use Fractal Cloud in our Use Cases.

Run it on your own cloud.

Ask for a free trial and see the whole process on your own account, from a fractal to a running system, with governance and day-two operations on top.

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