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$ 199 per month (billed annually)
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$ 749 per month (billed annually)

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$ 1499 per month (billed annually)

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42 tuono objects
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100 tuono objects
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How many Tuono objects do you want?

Base license includes 500 Tuono objects and additional objects are available in 500 object expansion packs.
$ 749 a month (paid annually)
Base + 0 expansion Packs
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
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Base license includes 500 Tuono objects and additional objects are available in 500 object expansion packs.
$ 1499 a month (paid annually)
Base + 0 expansion Packs
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Buy Now
Community
Starter
Standard
Premium
Features
Object Count Included
42
100
500
500
Cloud Credentials
2
8
32
64
Users
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Drift Detection
Manual
Manual
Manual
Automated
Containers
Multi-Cloud
Secrets Management
Secure Cloud Credential Storage
Resource Locking
Preview
Versioning
Role-Based Access Control
Rollback
Advanced Tagging
Reporting
Log Retention
30 Days
30 Days
30 Days
90 Days
Support
Hours
Best Effort
8x5
8x5
24x7
Email
30 days
Chat
30 days
Phone

Frequently Asked Questions

Every item you build in a Tuono Blueprint is a Tuono object. For example, instances/VMS, subnets, security policies, protocols, load balancers, etc.

Each of the public clouds uses a different object model. Applying a Tuono Blueprint to AWS and Azure may create a different number of objects in each of the public clouds. We use Tuono objects to be sure the Tuono pricing is the same no matter which cloud you deploy into.

Supported Cloud Objects

The number of Tuono objects will vary based on your exact use case. Instances/VMs, subnets, security policies, protocols, load balancers, etc. are all Tuono objects. When you are getting started, a simple way to estimate your Tuono object count is to multiply the number of instances/VMs you plan to deploy by 3. An estimate is never perfect, but it will give you a reasonable starting point.

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