Mia-Platform Console

What Mia-Platform Console is

Mia-Platform Console is a platform builder for creating and managing a customized Internal Developer Platform for cloud-native development and operations. It brings software lifecycle management together with governance and control, while providing self-service provisioning of ready-to-use environments. Console supports hybrid and multi-cloud environments, including Kubernetes clusters connected across cloud providers. Teams can build workflows from project templates, deploy with GitOps, use ready-to-use services, or upload Docker images directly. The product overview also describes observability tools, metrics, alerting, a documentation portal, and API testing. Integrations connect Git repositories, secret managers, and CI/CD tools; examples include GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, HashiCorp Vault, and Azure Key Vault. Teams can embed external web applications as custom pages, with OAuth 2.0 single sign-on for extensions. An OPA-based authorization service applies RBAC policies to requests on the shared platform layer. Installation guidance requires the shared authentication layer to be operational before Mia-Platform products are installed. Mia-Platform was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy. Console is available through web and API, as well as in self-hosted deployments. Pricing is available on request. Its documentation identifies developers, operations teams, and platform engineering teams as users it serves, with Mia-Platform Support and its community as support resources.

Who it suits

Console is for developers, operations teams, and platform engineering teams building or running an Internal Developer Platform for cloud-native work. It suits organizations that need self-service environments across hybrid or multi-cloud infrastructure, including connected Kubernetes clusters.

Limits

The public pages provide no price or plan limits. Installation requires the shared authentication layer to be operational first.

Getting started

1. Visit the Mia-Platform website and contact the company for pricing.
2. Choose a web, API, or self-hosted deployment approach.
3. Make the shared authentication layer operational before installing Mia-Platform products.
4. Connect Git repositories, secret managers, and CI/CD tools as needed.
5. Use project templates, GitOps deployment, ready-to-use services, or Docker image uploads to build workflows.

Verdict

Consider Mia-Platform Console if your teams need a customizable Internal Developer Platform with self-service workflows, governance, and hybrid or multi-cloud support. Contact Mia-Platform for pricing; installation also depends on having the shared authentication layer operational first.