Security

Access control and data protection.

Per-project permissions, encrypted credentials and checks before each deployment. Here is how each protection works.

01

Per-project permissions

Permissions are limited by project and responsibility. Publishing one website does not need to grant access to the whole account.

02

Your credentials stay private

Credentials are stored encrypted and passed only to the operation that needs them. Their values are kept out of logs and history.

03

Failures stay visible

When an operation fails, the dashboard shows its status for you to review. An incomplete task is not marked as finished.

Isolation

Each project has its own network.

Your services have a separate project network and CPU and memory limits. Sharing a server with other customers does not mean sharing your project network.

Shared servers

One server hosts services from several customers. Each project keeps its own network, and each service has the resources you assign to it.

Usage-based billing at KuboRun rates.

Need servers just for you?

A dedicated environment reserves servers for your organisation without hosting other customers’ services. Contact us to discuss the setup and pricing you need.

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Changes and recovery

Check changes and keep their history.

Permissions control who can change a project. History records operations, and health checks help identify failed deployments.

Verified releases

We verify package origin and integrity before installation.

Reliable history

The audit trail records who made each change without storing credentials or request contents.

Private management

Agents reach the management system through outbound connections. They do not need an exposed administration port.

Recovery

Backups before sensitive changes, health checks and coordinated rollback.

Review your setup

Have specific security requirements?

Tell us what you need: isolation, data retention, backups or permissions. We can review which configuration fits your project.

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