Our story
The bigger picture
shouldn’t live in one head.
We’re building YugmaLink for the teams holding complex infrastructure together, one investigation and one decision at a time.
Infrastructure has become distributed. Understanding it still depends on the people who know where to look.
A deployment in one tool. A metric in another. A cost change in a third. The missing piece is the connection between them, and that connection often lives in someone’s memory.
YugmaLink brings operational context into a shared intelligence layer. Resources, changes, and evidence become part of the same picture, so teams have a clearer place to start.
We’re early in the journey. We’re building carefully, validating openly, and looking for teams whose everyday challenges can help shape what comes next.
- The foundation
- Read-only AWS connection, inventory, resource relationships, metric and cost intelligence, and a change ledger. The investigation engine is built internally and is not yet customer-visible.
- The stage
- An early product in development. It has not yet been validated against a live cloud estate or put into production use.
- The architecture
- AWS first. A shared model designed for more providers, with multi-tenancy and enforced client isolation from the start.
Our principles
A few things
we build around.
Operations intelligence earns trust through the way it handles evidence, context, uncertainty, and control. These principles guide the product.
- 01
Context is the starting point.
A metric matters because of the service, environment, and people around it. We build those relationships into the model.
- 02
Evidence stays visible.
An explanation should show its sources, its supporting evidence, and the facts that challenge it. Uncertainty belongs in the answer.
- 03
Trust is earned in steps.
We describe what exists, what is being built, and what is planned. Internal validation is a beginning; production validation is still ahead.
- 04
People keep the decision.
Today’s recommendations are advisory. Our path toward autonomy includes explicit approvals, risk boundaries, rollback, and outcome verification.
Build the next chapter with us
Less searching.
More understanding.
AWS first. Read-only today. Built with your team in mind.