Zero to cloud faster than a cup of coffee

In this demo video, I log into a brand new Tuono account, just as a customer does. I deploy infrastructure to AWS and Azure from a single cloud agnostic blueprint in less than 10 minutes. To keep it interesting, I race against myself creating a cup of French press coffee.

A Look Inside Our Core Values at Tuono

We thought hard about the kind of culture we wanted for the company when we started Tuono almost two years ago. After enough years in the IT industry (probably too many—let’s just say time flies), we’ve witnessed firsthand the vital, long-term impact that culture has on teams, companies, and customers. Culture forms whether you intentionally create it or not.

Tuono Azure Demo – Modify an instance with 3 lines of code

This is a demo of the Tuono platform managing Azure. Add a disk to an instance and modify an access control list (ACL) with 3 lines of cloud agnostic code.

Tuono Deploy Demo – AWS & Azure Infrastructure as Code

Check out this demo of the Tuono platform deploying a basic infrastructure to AWS and Azure using a single human readable blueprint. We call it Intent based infrastructure. You declare what you want to build and we handle all the cloud details for you. In this example, we deploy a new virtual network, create a couple subnets, create the security policies, and build a few virtual machines.

Infrastructure as Code. It shouldn’t be this hard.

Tuono has removed the complexity from Infrastructure as Code. We have created the Tuono Intent Engine to deliver intent based infrastructure in the public cloud.

The concept of “intent based” has historically been associated with networking, but why not apply it more generally to public cloud infrastructure?

Founding Tuono – My story

I despise inefficiency. I like to think of it as a passion, but others have suggested it’s more of a disorder. I am always trying to figure out the most efficient solution, whether it’s the order of stops for Saturday morning errands or how to pack items into the freezer. Over the years, I have learned that my affliction is not unique.