Governed self‑service DevSecOps—security and compliance by design.
Give developers autonomy while platform teams keep control with policy‑as‑code, RBAC/SSO, audit logs, and versioned golden paths.
For CTO / VP Eng
Ship faster, standardize without rigidity.
For Platform / SRE
Golden paths, governance, run automation.
For developers
Self‑service, clear conventions, reduced cognitive load.
Argy in one diagram
How Argy plugs into your ecosystem: developers ship via portal/CLI, modules run on your toolchain, outcomes stay observable.
Argy acts as an operating layer between teams and tools: standardize once, ship safely across products and environments.
From friction to autonomy—without losing control.
Argy turns workflows into modules: standardization, self‑service and governance become a system.
Before
Tickets for every need
After
Controlled self‑service via modules
Recurring requests become standardized capabilities.
Before
Snowflakes and one‑offs
After
Versioned golden paths
Standardize without friction: conventions + parameters.
Before
Late manual controls
After
Governance by design
Policies and guardrails embedded in delivery and run.
Power your DevSecOps automation
A platform designed for operational excellence and developer velocity.
Eliminate fragmentation by offering standardized and secure-by-default paths.
Empower developers with a catalog of ready-to-use modules.
Make run observable and actionable: observability baselines, runbooks, and standardized operational routines.
Enforce security and compliance policies directly in the code (Policy-as-Code).
Optimize your flows and assist your teams with operations-specialized AI.
Encapsulate delivery and run complexity to provide a simple interface for developers.
A clear product journey—from creation to operations.
Argy structures the IDP experience: you publish capabilities, teams consume them in self‑service, governance follows.
Step 1
Create a product
Define a product (service, data product, internal platform) and its environments.
Step 2
Pick a pattern module
Select a golden path: microservice, job, API, data pipeline…
Step 3
Configure DEV / STG / PRD
Apply parameters and guardrails per environment (policies, gates, observability).
Step 4
Deploy
Argy orchestrates IaC and CI/CD to produce a consistent, traceable result.
Step 5
Observe
Default dashboards and SLOs, actionable alerting, clear ownership.
Step 6
Improve
Iterate: version modules, measure adoption, and optimize run routines.
Automations you can ship in self‑service.
A clear view of what teams can automate—delivery, security, run, and governance.
Provisioning & environments
Create consistent environments (network, compute, Kubernetes, databases, secrets) from your company standards.
CI/CD & release
Trigger and standardize pipelines so teams ship faster with consistent steps.
Security & compliance
Embed security and compliance checks into flows, with guardrails by default.
Observability & SRE
Standardize monitoring, alerting, and operational routines from the first deployment.
Documentation & communication
Generate docs and notify teams automatically after each action.
Governance & approvals
Set up approvals, auditability, and access controls aligned with your organization.
Use cases
Concrete scenarios, outcomes-first: speed, autonomy, governance and reliability.
Launching an IDP for a scale‑up
A small platform team, high demand, and pressure to deliver without breaking production.
- • Time-to-value in weeks
- • 60% fewer Ops tickets
- • Adopted standards
Standardizing multi-team delivery
Every team does it 'their way': pipelines, conventions, gates, environments… hard to govern.
- • More predictable releases
- • Reduced drift
- • Faster onboarding
Industrializing DevSecOps (security by default)
Security comes too late: checklists, exceptions, and end-of-cycle rework.
- • Less rework
- • Explicit decisions
- • Measurable maturity
Pricing
A simple structure aligned with your initiative’s maturity.
Starter
Billed per tenant + usage (monthly or annual)
The essentials to start with your first standardized workflows.
- • Single organization
- • Basic self‑service
- • Standard automations (Golden Paths)
- • Standard observability
Growth
Billed per tenant + usage (monthly or annual)
To scale: multi-team, governance, and operations.
- • Multi‑organizations
- • Advanced RBAC
- • Approval workflows
- • Self‑hosted agents (optional)
Enterprise
Custom pricing (SaaS or dedicated; on-prem optional)
Tailored for large organizations: governance, compliance, SLA.
- • SSO + SCIM
- • Advanced governance
- • Premium support & SLA
- • Dedicated or self‑hosted
FAQ
Common questions.
Does Argy replace your existing tools?⌃
No. Argy interfaces with your toolchain (Git, CI/CD, cloud, Kubernetes, observability, secrets). Argy's role is to orchestrate and standardize via versioned modules, not to reinvent every brick.
What is an Argy 'module'?⌃
A module encapsulates an operational workflow: configuration schema, templates (IaC/CI), policies/guardrails, documentation, and runbooks. It is reusable, extensible, and applied per environment.
What is the difference with a 'home-grown' IDP?⌃
Argy provides a SaaS operating layer: catalog, governance, versioning, self-service experience, and steering. You keep your technical choices and tools — Argy accelerates standardization and adoption.
How to start in a few weeks?⌃
We start with 1 to 2 priority golden paths (e.g., microservice + ephemeral envs). Then, we expand the catalog and add governance/observability incrementally.
What is the role of AI in Argy?⌃
AI assists platform teams and developers in configuring modules, detecting drifts from standards (Golden Paths), and automated generation of operational runbooks.
Is Argy suitable for large enterprises?⌃
Absolutely. Argy was designed for scale, with fine-grained RBAC, SSO, audit logs, and dedicated support. It is the ultimate solution for organizations wanting to industrialize their DevSecOps.
European SaaS
GDPR compliant & hosted in EU
No Lock-in
Built on open standards
API-First
Everything is automatable
Ready to roll out your internal DevSecOps platform?
Share your context (toolchain, constraints, org). We’ll show a pragmatic kickoff plan and a first golden path.