Provision, manage, and observe cloud infrastructure through the Scrums.com platform. Infrastructure estates are Service Lines with full cost visibility, policy control, and incident tracking.
The Scrums.com API is planned and not yet publicly available. Endpoints and behaviour are subject to change before release.
The Platforms & Infrastructure API gives you a platform-managed interface for cloud infrastructure — provisioning environments, managing deployment services, tracking costs, enforcing infrastructure policies, and handling operational incidents.Every infrastructure estate is an active Service Line with execution_model: infra_managed. Usage is metered in compute hours, storage, and resource-specific units. Cost visibility, health signals, and incident tracking are all wired through the standard platform layers.This API abstracts over cloud providers. The same API surface manages AWS, GCP, and Azure infrastructure through a consistent interface.
An estate is the top-level infrastructure grouping — a named collection of environments, services, and policies for a workspace. An estate maps to a single Service Line.
Environments within an estate (not the same as project environments) represent named deployment contexts: production, staging, development. Each environment holds its own services and configuration.
All compute and storage consumption is metered and surfaced via the Usage & Metering API under the estate’s LIN-*. Costs are visible in real time and broken down by environment and service.
List infrastructure incidents for an estate.Returns incidents of type infrastructure_failure linked to this estate’s LIN-*. Cross-references Incidents & Alerts.
Cost-tag at the estate level, report at the service level. The estate is your billing unit (via LIN-*). Individual service costs help you identify cost drivers within the estate.
Deploy to staging before production. The deployment API does not enforce environment order. Build that control into your pipeline: staging deployment must succeed before a production deployment is allowed.
Set infrastructure policies before adding services. Policies applied to an estate govern all services within it. Adding services first and policies later leaves a window of uncontrolled access.