Overview / Developers / Console Private preview

The console is
not open yet.

We're running it with a small number of preview teams while the attestation and key-release flows are hardened. Sign-in is closed to everyone else — this page is the way in.

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What the console
will hold.

Four rooms inside your project's boundary. Work moves left to right; keys leave the building only to a key service you run.

Console structure, preview: four rooms inside your project boundary — Project, Nodes, Attestation and Keys — connected left to right, with your own key management service outside the wall receiving key-release requests.1PROJECTmembers, rolesSSO, API tokensaudit log2NODESplan, regionstate, historyserial console3ATTESTATIONmeasurementsyour policyverdict per boot4KEYSKMS linksrelease rulesrelease logprovisionevidenceverdictreleaseYOU · SSO OR API TOKENYOUR KMSoutsidePROJECT BOUNDARYPREVIEW
Console structure · preview · subject to change before general availability
  1. Project

    Your boundary in software: members and roles, SSO, API tokens, and an audit log of every action — ours included.

  2. Nodes

    Provision and release whole machines by plan and region. Each node keeps its history: who held it, when it was wiped, what was flashed.

  3. Attestation

    Signed boot and GPU measurements for every boot, checked against a policy you write. The verdict is recorded, pass or fail.

  4. Keys

    Links to your own key service. Keys are released to a node only after a passing verdict, and every release is logged.

In the meantime

The API and CLI are in the same preview. The documentation describes them as they stand today.