A platform your engineers will actually use.
Self-service provisioning, browser-based IDE, automated testing, and integrated documentation. When the platform is good, developers ship product — not tickets.
One place. Everything your engineers need.
A unified interface for discovering services, spinning up environments, viewing documentation, and monitoring deployments. Self-service — no ticket required.
Service Catalogue
Every internal service, API, and data source discoverable in one place — with owners, documentation, and runbooks attached.
Self-Service Environments
Developers provision dev and staging environments on demand — within pre-defined cost and resource limits set by the platform team.
Drop-in auth components. Your infrastructure. Your data.
Clerk, WorkOS, and Auth0 offer beautiful, developer-friendly auth UIs — as cloud services. AravaliStack ships the same experience entirely on-prem. Your Keycloak instance powers embeddable sign-in, sign-up, organisation management, and billing components that developers drop into their applications in minutes.
🪪 Embeddable Auth Components
Pre-built Sign-In, Sign-Up, User Profile, and Organisation Switcher components — styled to your brand, backed by your Keycloak. Developers get Clerk-quality UX with no data leaving your hardware.
🏢 Multi-Tenancy Built In
Organisation-level authentication policies, per-org SSO configuration, SCIM provisioning from corporate directories, and role mapping from IdP groups — all self-served by your enterprise customers' IT teams.
🔐 Enterprise Auth Out of the Box
SAML SSO, OIDC, passkeys, MFA, and JIT provisioning — without paying Okta or WorkOS per-seat cloud fees. Every feature, on your hardware, for a fixed platform licence.
🛠️ Developer-First API
RESTful auth APIs through Ory Hydra and Keycloak. SDKs for React, Vue, Node, Python, Java, and Go. Developers integrate auth in the same way they would with any cloud auth provider — just pointed at your own endpoint.
- For CISOs: When a developer says "we're using Clerk for auth," the question is: where do user credentials, session tokens, and authentication logs actually live? With AravaliStack, the answer is always: on your servers, in your data centre, under your control.
Development environments that live in the platform
Browser-based development environments running inside your infrastructure. No "it works on my machine." Environments defined as code, versioned alongside application code.
- Full IDE experience in the browser
- Environment specifications version-controlled alongside application code
- Access controlled by the same IAM fabric as the rest of the platform
- Notebook environments for data science workflows — integrated with the ML platform
Quality gates that run automatically
Automated testing — load testing, end-to-end testing, performance benchmarking — integrated into the deployment pipeline. Every deployment passes the same quality gates.
- Quality is policy, not effort. When testing is automated and mandatory, quality stops depending on individual discipline and becomes a platform guarantee.