AethOS — Documentation
Everything you need to operate hybrid infrastructure with AethOS — Nandeshou’s cross-cloud and edge orchestration console. AethOS gives you one management console for machines that span public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure), private bare metal, and edge hardware, coordinated over a NATS message bus. Start with Getting Started, then work through the guide for each area of the console.
AethOS is a browser console built as a tabbed workbench: a grouped left sidebar down one side, and a work area where each thing you open — a list, an editor, a live stream — becomes its own closable tab. Everything you do is scoped to the tenant you’re signed in to.
AethOS shares its identity and tenancy foundations with the rest of the Nandeshou platform, so accounts and sign-in line up with Kanshin .
The guides
- Getting Started — sign in, pick a tenant, and find your way around the console
- The Directory — tenants, people, and groups
- Infrastructure — the service catalog, clusters, nodes, and workspaces
- Deployments — the lifecycle: deployment logic, shell scripts, deployments, runs, releases, and packages
- Security — roles, members, vault policies, identities, and SSH keys
- Observability — the live message bus and the audit log
In this documentation
- Getting Started Signing in to the AethOS console, picking a tenant, the workbench and its tabs, the Dashboard overview, and a tour of the left-nav groups: Directory, Lifecycle, Infrastructure, Security, and Observability.
- The Directory The AethOS Directory: managing tenants, the people who administer a tenant (Users & People), and the groups you organize them into.
- Infrastructure Managing infrastructure in AethOS: the service catalog of deployable software, clusters across clouds and edge sites, the nodes inside them, and disposable workspaces.
- Deployments The AethOS lifecycle: authoring deployment logic in the visual flow editor, managing shell scripts, running deployments with inputs, watching runs and their live logs, and tracking releases and packages.
- Security Securing an AethOS tenant: roles and members that grant access, vault policies written in HCL, machine identities (AppRoles), and the SSH keys used to reach nodes.
- Observability Seeing what your AethOS tenant is doing: streaming the NATS message bus live with subject filters, and querying or tailing the audit log.