OneFuse

Codeless automation and integration for private and hybrid cloud

OneFuse with upstream providers

Features and benefits

  • Centralized policy management and visibility: IT teams have one place to build and view Policies that provision cloud resources, enabling better control over infrastructure governance and compliance.
  • Modular, configuration-based automation: OneFuse’s dynamic Templating technology lets enterprises rapidly build integrations (for example, for technologies like IPAM and DNS) into API-consumable policies for easy sharing across IT teams and cloud environments.
  • Role-based control with Workspaces: Limit who can create and execute policies for an improved security posture.
  • Easy consumption from automation tools: Designed to complement automation tools, orchestrators, and scripts. Upstream providers consume downstream integration policies without custom code. Learn more about upstream providers.
  • Portability between vendors: Redirect policies to new vendor systems without rewriting scripts or custom integrations.
  • Supported: Support for vRealize/Aria Automation 7 and 8, CloudBolt, and Terraform.

Resources

Concepts

Core concepts that underpin how OneFuse works, including modules, policies, jobs, and workspaces

Installation and setup

Install, configure, upgrade, and maintain the OneFuse appliance

Getting started

Access the OneFuse UI, manage your license, configure roles, and troubleshoot common issues

Configure

Configure OneFuse modules, endpoints, credentials, and policies

Consume

Integrate OneFuse with upstream providers including CloudBolt CMP, Terraform, Python, Ansible, and VMware Aria Automation

Templating guide

Reference guide for OneFuse Jinja2 templating, including expressions, filters, tests, control structures, and Property Toolkit features

Versions

Product support lifecycle and compatibility information

Release notes

What’s new in each OneFuse release