WHO SHOULD REQUEST PRIVATE BETA ACCESS?
Engineering teams actively deploying applications to AWS—whether through console, IaC, or a managed platform—and evaluating visual composition, governed agent workflows, or both.
One plane. Every cloud.
Design, validate and deploy application infrastructure into your own AWS account—from a visual canvas or through governed agent workflows.
Every provider has different services, APIs, identity models, networking, deployment tools, and pricing structures. Teams repeatedly rebuild the same application architecture for each destination.
Simplicity at a cost. You surrender ownership, control, and pay high premiums for vendor-managed infrastructure.
COMPOSE → CONNECT → PLAN → DEPLOY
Visually assemble your infrastructure using production-ready components.
Authorize MUplane with a scoped cross-account IAM role—no long-lived access keys.
MUplane generates a declarative plan. Review exactly what will change before execution.
Finalize and push the blueprint to your cloud. Full ownership—your cloud bill remains yours.
Give coding agents, internal automation and CI systems a governed interface to your infrastructure—without direct cloud credentials.
Limit every agent to specific projects, environments and operations.
Record the agent, request, reason, plan, approval and deployment result.
{
"server": "https://api.muplane.com/mcp",
"authorization": "OAuth 2.1",
"scope": "project:payments-api environment:production"
}{
"tool": "create_change",
"project": "payments-api",
"environment": "production",
"base_version": 13,
"operations": [
{
"operation": "update",
"resource": "payments-api",
"changes": { "max_instances": 10 }
},
{
"operation": "create",
"resource": "redis-cache",
"type": "cache"
}
]
}
// Response
{
"change_id": "CHG-0142",
"status": "approval_required",
"estimated_monthly_delta": 42.80
}MUplane never requests permanent AWS access keys. MUplane assumes a scoped cross-account IAM role using short-lived AWS STS credentials.
A provider-neutral blueprint compiles to each cloud through adapters—starting with AWS.
Engineering teams actively deploying applications to AWS—whether through console, IaC, or a managed platform—and evaluating visual composition, governed agent workflows, or both.
No. AWS is the supported destination today. Multi-cloud means future destination choice and portability—not running every application across several providers at once.
We're selecting a small group of engineering teams currently deploying applications to AWS. Their deployments and feedback will help shape MUplane's provider-neutral blueprint and future multi-cloud capabilities.