Individual identity
Every operator has their own account. Organization access is invited, role-scoped, and removable without sharing a company password.
Security
Boundaries you can explain before an incident.
Security starts with a clear ownership model, scoped access, isolated workloads, and deploy history that can be followed by a human.
Defense in layers
Access, runtime, and data do not share one boundary.
A vulnerability in one layer should not automatically become access to another customer, the control plane, or every database credential.
Scoped credentials
Applications receive service-specific runtime credentials. Secrets are not sent to the browser or copied into unrelated environments.
Runtime boundaries
Workloads, networking, databases, and storage are attached through explicit project and environment boundaries.
Deployment provenance
A deployment keeps the repository, commit, environment, actor, status, and release output together for investigation.
Visible changes
Activity and deployment history make operational changes understandable instead of burying them inside opaque automation.
Dedicated option
Enterprise customers can reserve a data plane with no cross-customer workloads and a capacity plan sized for their application.
Shared infrastructure does not mean shared identity.
Small customers can safely share efficiently operated infrastructure only when every request and resource lookup remains organization-scoped. Enterprise changes the placement boundary as well.
Control plane
Authentication, organization membership, billing entitlement, and authorization decide which resources the caller can address.
Data plane
Environment placement, namespace boundaries, service accounts, network policy, and resource quotas limit what a running workload can reach.
Data services
Database names, roles, credentials, storage attachments, and backups remain explicit resources rather than a single application-wide secret.
Dedicated enterprise
Reserved nodes or a dedicated cluster remove cross-customer workload placement when contractual or risk requirements demand it.
Operational security
Assume something will eventually fail.
The security model includes recovery and evidence, not only prevention. A platform that hides failure makes an incident harder to contain.
Audit evidence
Activity is linked to actors and resources.
Reviewable access
Membership and roles have an explicit owner.
Managed TLS
Certificate state is visible and renewable.
Recoverable releases
Failed platform releases stop and roll back.
Honest security posture
No badge theater.
Codara Cloud will publish the controls it actually operates and will not claim a certification before it is earned. During private preview, security-sensitive enterprise onboarding includes an architecture review and an agreed isolation plan.
Security reports can be sent through Codara Solutions while the dedicated Codara Cloud disclosure channel and formal response policy are completed.
Private preview
Bring the architecture into the security review.
We will explain identity, placement, database access, backups, and failure recovery before asking you to trust the platform.