Introduction

Introduction to opencomply

The Problem: Your code, data, and apps are spread across multiple clouds and platforms, making it difficult to maintain visibility and gauge compliance, leading to reduced control and increased risk.

The Solution: opencomply. A vendor-neutral platform that uses simple SQL policies to manage your entire tech stack across regions, clouds, accounts, projects, and environments. See everything. Control everything. Ensure compliance. Reduce risk.

Why opencomply?

  • Unified Datasource: Eliminate the biggest hurdle by Discover and catalog all your resources across multiple clouds, platforms, and tools.

  • Simple: Use SQL to define your controls and policies. No custom code or extensions.

  • Customize: Write your own audit controls, set your threshold, and manage everything in GIT

  • Flexible: Audit against developer, engineering, and security standards like SOC2 and NIST CSF. Utilize 2.5K+ policies or write your own with ease.

  • Seamless Integrations: Connect new integrations in seconds; embed compliance into workflows—no agents or disruptive configuration changes to make.

Take charge of your governance with opencomply—unify your visibility, ensure compliance, and secure your tech stack effortlessly.


Deploy to Kubernetes ⏱️ 5-7 Mins

OpenComply runs on Kubernetes v1.29+ with at least 3 nodes (4 vCPUs/16 GB RAM):

helm repo add opencomply https://charts.opencomply.io --force-update
helm install -n opencomply opencomply opencomply/opencomply --create-namespace --timeout=10m

After installation, expose the app locally:

kubectl port-forward -n opencomply svc/nginx-proxy 8080:80

Open http://localhost:8080/ in your browser, sign in with admin@opencomply.io as the username and password as the password.

App comes loaded with sample data from AWS, Azure, EntraID, Github, and OpenAI. Click on Integration at https://opencomply.io/integrations for directions on to set it up.

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