The GAEZLA appliance provides a managed local runtime for tools that need to run inside the customer environment.
Start from a known baseline
Bootstrap installs the base runtime and deployment controller. From there, operators select and configure the apps required for their environment instead of maintaining a bespoke deployment overlay for every tool.
Each app follows the same visible lifecycle:
- catalogue selection
- schema-guided configuration
- installation and reconciliation jobs
- ingress and route synchronization
- runtime and health status
Operate local tools without losing the thread
The catalogue covers monitoring, vulnerability scanning, endpoint evidence, relays, diagram rendering, and operator utilities. GAEZLA keeps desired configuration, deployment jobs, exposed routes, health, and reconciliation history together, so an operator can see both what should be running and what the appliance reports now.
The same lifecycle can package additional local runtimes when a workflow needs them: define the configuration contract, install the app, expose the required route, and keep its health and changes visible through the appliance record.