StackGen is the company behind Aiden, the agentic operating system enabling DevOps (Development & Operations), Platform Engineering, and SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) teams to build, govern, heal, and optimize AI native environments. StackGen products include Aiden for InfraOps (Infrastructure & Operations), Aiden for SRE, Aiden for DevOps, and Aiden for Observability.Govern, deploy, and self-serve cloud infrastructure with an agentic OS that turns Terraform/OpenTofu into policy-locked, audit-ready workflows.
Aiden for InfraOps is the infrastructure control plane of Aiden, StackGen's agentic operating system for DevOps, Platform Engineering, and SRE teams. It gives platform teams a single, governed way to manage cloud infrastructure at scale and gives developers the ability to ship infrastructure changes without waiting on manual approvals or leaving their IDE.
For platform engineering teams managing infrastructure across hundreds of resources and multiple cloud accounts, Aiden imports existing Terraform and OpenTofu modules directly from your git repository and brings them into a visually collaborative canvas, organized by team and project workspace. Built-in OPA-based policy enforcement, compliance mapping (SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, GDPR, NIST-800-53/171/CSF, MARS-E), IaC scanning, and integrations with CSPM and SIEM tools (Wiz, Splunk, Datadog) give platform teams governance and visibility without slowing teams down.
For developer and line-of-business teams, Aiden turns natural-language requests into secure, policy-compliant Infrastructure-as-Code generated and deployed from inside the IDE (VS Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Kiro, Codex, Claude Code) or through systems of record like ServiceNow. Every request is automatically checked against the guardrails platform teams define, so developers move fast without creating compliance or security debt.
Aiden supports both agentic and deterministic workflows, so teams can choose automation where it helps and manual control where it's required across infrastructure lifecycle management, module lifecycle management, developer self-service, and root-cause analysis (RCA).
Learn more about Aiden for InfraOps workflows through our workshop write-up here. Please contact sales@stackgen.com schedule a demo, and get access to a StackGen workshop account.
Highlights
Governed self-service at scale. Developers provision infrastructure through natural language in their existing IDE or ServiceNow, automatically constrained by policies platform teams define no manual approval bottlenecks.
Compliance and audit built in, not bolted on. Pre-mapped controls for SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, GDPR, and NIST frameworks, enforced at generation time via OPA policy, with full audit trails for every deployment.
Works with the infrastructure you already have. Import existing Terraform/OpenTofu state to onboard brownfield and ClickOps infrastructure on Day 0 no rip-and-replace required.
Proven in regulated, multi-cloud production environments. Healthcare data platform Innovaccer used StackGen to cut environment deployment time by 75% and reduce infrastructure script maintenance by 80% across their AWS and Azure footprint. See the full case study stackgen.com/case-studies/innovacer
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You buy this product through a contract with two editions billed by units. The Starter Edition is scoped to 5 developers, making it suited to a small team getting started. The Enterprise Edition has no fixed developer count listed; you contact the vendor to size and price it for your organization. Both editions cover the same agent-based infrastructure operations platform. The main pricing difference is scale: Starter fits a defined 5-developer group, while Enterprise is arranged directly with the vendor for larger use.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one "unit" for billing under either edition?
A unit maps to a developer seat. The Starter Edition covers 5 developers. The Enterprise Edition has no fixed developer count listed; you contact the vendor to define how many developer seats you need and price accordingly.
What does Aiden actually do for the developers covered by a unit?
Each covered developer can request infrastructure in plain language. Aiden turns requests into policy-compliant infrastructure-as-code across cloud providers, enforces governance and drift detection, and supports incident response. Developers self-serve pre-approved blueprints without needing infrastructure expertise.
How do I move from the Starter Edition to the Enterprise Edition as my team grows?
The Starter Edition is scoped to 5 developers. If your team outgrows that count, you contact the vendor at info@stackgen.com to size and price the Enterprise Edition. Enterprise sizing is arranged directly, since it carries no fixed developer count.
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Generates and provisions production-ready infrastructure from high-level application intent using intelligent AI agents (StackBuilder) that transform natural language prompts, application code, and architecture documentation into automated infrastructure deployment.
Multi-Agent Orchestration System
Employs multiple specialized AI agents (StackBuilder, StackGuard, StackHealer, StackAnchor, StackOptimizer) that handle provisioning, security enforcement, issue detection and remediation, configuration drift correction, and continuous cost and performance optimization.
Automated Compliance and Security Enforcement
Enforces security policies and compliance standards including CIS, NIST, FedRAMP, and HIPAA with real-time monitoring, automated policy enforcement, and deterministic governance control through an AI control plane that prevents policy violations.
Configuration Drift Detection and Remediation
Automatically identifies and corrects infrastructure configuration drift through intelligent remediation capabilities (StackAnchor) that detect deviations from desired state and apply corrective actions.
Continuous Infrastructure Optimization
Continuously optimizes cost, performance, and resource allocation through pattern recognition, change management analysis, and outcome analysis with organizational memory to improve infrastructure efficiency over time.
Policy Framework
Tirith policy framework enables CloudOps and Security teams to define and enforce compliance requirements proactively
No-Code Infrastructure Provisioning
No-code interface allows cloud users to build and deploy cloud environments without requiring specialized expertise
Infrastructure Template Library
Reference infrastructure library available on marketplace enabling reuse of pre-built infrastructure configurations
Drift Detection and Compliance Monitoring
Continuous compliance monitoring with drift detection capabilities to maintain infrastructure compliance posture
Unified Operations Dashboard
Single pane of glass providing centralized visibility into infrastructure orchestration, compliance status, and analytics
Infrastructure as Code Automation
Utilizes Infrastructure as Code to automate and govern the full infrastructure lifecycle at scale, with support for Terraform-based GitOps CI/CD pipelines.
Cloud Configuration Backup
Provides daily backup of entire cloud configuration covering AWS resources and third-party vendors including Datadog, Databricks, Cloudflare, and Okta.
Change Management and Policy Enforcement
Implements shift-left policies for proposed infrastructure changes with validation, gating, and auditing capabilities through GitOps CI/CD pipeline.
Drift Detection and Resource Mapping
Detects infrastructure drift with severity classification and source identification, providing clear mapping between Infrastructure as Code and actual cloud resources.
AI-Powered Infrastructure Governance
Leverages artificial intelligence for infrastructure governance, compliance monitoring, and resilience management across cloud environments.
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