Once a company uses more than one cloud provider, keeping track of what's running where becomes its own chore — a login and a mental model for AWS, another for Azure, another for GCP. Gateways puts a single visual workspace on top of all three: you map your resources once, see their live status in one place, and coordinate changes across providers without console-hopping. It organizes infrastructure by environment (dev, test, prod), tracks an activity feed of who changed what, and supports role-based access so a team can share visibility without giving everyone equal write access. Pricing scales by how many projects, environments, and cloud connections you need — a genuinely free tier exists for a single small project, and it grows from there.
A management layer for infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, and CloudFormation — it runs your existing IaC through a governed pipeline with approvals, drift detection, and compliance policies instead of engineers running `terrafo
