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Cycloid announced the introduction of Components, a new management layer enabling a modular, structured approach to managing cloud resources within the Cycloid engineering platform.

The release of Components is part of a suite of recent enhancements to the platform which are designed to improve governance, scalability, and automation for DevOps, Platform Engineering teams and organizations deploying and managing applications across multi-cloud environments.

Cycloid Components delivers a streamlined way for teams to organize and manage applications more efficiently. By decoupling stacks from projects, Components allows a single project to contain multiple, distinct components, each linked to a specific environment and stack. Using StackForms - Cycloid’s predefined, easy-to-use way of provisioning a complete environment without needing to code or even understand the services behind the stack - the new management layer streamlines resource deployment and enables the easy integration of cloud resources with other components.

With Cycloid InfraView, the new architecture brings a centralized and cohesive view of an entire application, which enables infrastructure to be visualized instantly to provide real-time insights into deployed cloud resources. The use of automated GitOps-driven pipelines reduces manual overheads, and users can maintain complete control over infrastructure with fine-grain RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) to ensure the right teams access the right resources.

“Platform engineering offers a path towards sustainable, scalable cloud consumption and more efficient processes, and our mission is to give the teams of the future access to the platform capabilities that can make this a reality,” explained Benjamin Brial, Founder, Cycloid. “With the launch of Components, a new layer for our engineering platform, we’re simplifying management for users and enhancing visibility into deployments across applications, alongside resource usage and costs. With Components, teams can focus on building and deploying services instead of managing complex project structures.”

Components is available now.