Gluware

What Gluware is

Gluware is a network automation and orchestration platform for complex, multi-vendor networks. It discovers device configuration and operational state and uses that information to build an intent data model. Its DIAL layer provides semantic translation for 56 operating systems across 22 vendors. Config Drift & Audit monitors configuration state, detects drift, and surfaces audit and compliance issues; OS Manager is designed to coordinate network operating system and firmware upgrades. Integrations include Ansible, Linux and Python scripts, NetBox, and StackStorm integration packs, while GluAPI provides programmatic access to platform capabilities. Gluware Control is available in cloud or on-premises deployments. Titan adds agentic AI capabilities with MCP integration and an emphasis on validation, governance, and auditable outcomes. Its Exposure Management identifies relevant network CVEs, proposes remediations, validates changes, and can execute them autonomously. The company describes its suite as serving Global 2000 enterprises and complex enterprise networks. A renewable Community Edition is listed as free for one year, up to 20 devices, and excludes Topology. Gluware offers a no-cost, no-obligation 30-minute one-on-one demo with an engineer.

Who it suits

Gluware is described for Global 2000 enterprises and teams managing complex enterprise networks across vendors. The Community Edition may suit teams with up to 20 devices who can work without Topology.

Limits

The free Community Edition lasts one year before renewal and supports up to 20 devices. It includes the full application suite except Topology.

Getting started

1. Visit the Gluware website.
2. Choose the Community Edition or request pricing for a paid plan.
3. Use the web, API, or self-hosted platform options.
4. For a product walkthrough, request the no-cost, no-obligation 30-minute demo with an engineer.

Verdict

Gluware combines network discovery, configuration monitoring, lifecycle management, integrations, and API access. The free Community Edition has a one-year renewable term, a 20-device limit, and no Topology; other pricing is on request.