Pre-Configured Environments
Torque orchestrates repeatable blueprints for complete environments, with role-based access controls to prevent unauthorized users from launching over-sized cloud instances or modifying configurations in any way.

Pre-configured infrastructure blueprints allow your teams to deploy the exact environments they need—and nothing that they don’t.
Torque orchestrates repeatable blueprints for complete environments, with role-based access controls to prevent unauthorized users from launching over-sized cloud instances or modifying configurations in any way.
If developers are forced to wait for access to infrastructure, they’ll find workarounds. Cut down on shadow IT with blueprints for complete environments pre-configured to meet your users’ specific needs, accessible on-demand via Torque’s secure self-service portal and integrated within the CI/CD and ITSM tools they already use.
Standardize your teams’ cloud usage automatically. Set role-based access controls over who can build or modify environments, automate shutdown after a maximum duration, and apply custom policies to prohibit unauthorized cloud resources.
Allocate costs and usage to teams, projects, or applications. Torque automatically tags infrastructure based on custom inputs and maps usage to business context so you can understand who used it and why.
Empower your developers and end users with on-demand access to the infrastructure they need with built-in deployment guardrails to prevent unnecessary cloud costs.
Infrastructure chaos leads to unmanaged resources and unforeseen costs. It’s time to standardize how you manage and deliver cloud infrastructure.
Our Torque platform allows you to determine who can create environments and modify infrastructure, and who can only view and deploy the environments. This includes restrictions on who can set maximum duration for an environment runtime or who can apply or change the tag to an environment before launching. Torque draws the line between those who orchestrate environments and those who consume them.
Quali Torque’s policies are based on Open Policy Agent. Admins can set individual policies to allow or prohibit activity that doesn’t adhere to your standards, including launching specific cloud platforms or services, instance types, or configurations.
Admins can choose to apply these policies to all users in their Torque account or to individual Spaces, which can be tailored to support specific teams or infrastructure.
Torque restricts users from launching any infrastructure that violates these policies and notifies admins if they attempt to.
Torque manages environments via repeatable blueprints containing all the infrastructure assets, services, and dependencies needed to launch that environment.
Blueprints also support tags, which Torque admins can customize. Torque applies these tags to all environments launched via each blueprint, and displays costs over time based on those tags. This allows users to track costs based on tags that align with the teams, projects, applications, or other parameter that is most useful to them.
Based on this data, your teams can track return on investment in cloud services, identify opportunities to optimize costs, and apply optimization efforts at the blueprint level to ensure all environments follow suit.
Blueprints also display the estimated cost to operate each blueprint, providing visibility to the end user before they launch each environment and helping to educate your teams about the financial implications of their workloads.