Taubyte
For regulated industries and the public sector, 'customer data on a foreign hyperscaler' is a hard sell.
Security That's Enforced, Not Promised
Security that's enforced, not promised
Compile-time access control
Every piece of code declares exactly what it's allowed to touch. Checked at compile time, before it ever runs.
Sandboxed by default
No filesystem or raw network access by default, and a hard memory ceiling.
Credentials rotate without redeploy
A secret's current value is read fresh on every call.
Signed, verified deploys
Every deploy is triggered by a signed, verified request, and the build runs inside a network-restricted container.
Security enforced by a compiler, not a policy document.
An Audit Trail Your Auditors Already Know How to Read
An audit trail your auditors already know how to read
a11c9fchore: update access policy2h
a12c9fchore: update access policy2h
a13c9fchore: update access policy2h
a14c9fchore: update access policy2h
Code review
The same PR flow your team already uses, for infrastructure changes.
Rollback = revert
A rollback is git revert, not a support ticket.
Full audit trail for free
Every infra change is a commit, with an author and a diff.