MCM Overview
What MCM is, who it is for, and how it unifies multi-cloud management for MSPs and Enterprise teams.
MCM Overview
MCM (Multi-Cloud Management) is a unified platform for managing cloud infrastructure across multiple providers. It brings together resource discovery, cost management, security, governance, infrastructure provisioning, and observability under a single, unified console — eliminating the need to switch between separate tools for each cloud provider.
Who MCM Is For
MCM is designed for two types of organisations:
MSPs (Managed Service Providers) use MCM as an operator platform — provisioning enterprise tenants, defining billing plans, configuring white-label branding, and managing users across all their customers from a single console.
In MCM 2.0 the MSP and Enterprise experiences share one unified console. What each person sees is driven by their role and the enterprises, accounts, stacks, and dashboards they have been given access to.
Enterprise teams use MCM to manage their own multi-cloud estate. Each enterprise operates its cloud accounts, modules, users, and billing independently within a scoped, isolated view of the platform.
Connected Providers
MCM connects to cloud providers, source control, container registries, and host infrastructure through a single account model. Once an account is connected, every module uses that connection — there is no per-module credential setup required.
Supported providers: AWS (including whole AWS Organizations), Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Docker Hub, Docker (self-hosted), and Linux hosts running Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, CentOS, Amazon Linux, SUSE, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, or Oracle Linux. See Supported Platforms for the full matrix.
Platform Modules
| Module | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Discovery | Unified inventory of all resources across AWS, Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Docker, and Linux hosts, with Inventory Drift to see what changed |
| FinOps | Cross-cloud cost dashboard, forecasting, budgets, and recommendations |
| Governance | Unified policy engine with built-in compliance frameworks (GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2) |
| SecOps | Correlated security findings across cloud activity, code, containers, and hosts |
| Orchestration | IaC provisioning with drift detection, reviewable plans, and cost estimation |
| Observability | Centralised logs and real-time metrics across all connected providers and Linux hosts |
Unified Resource Context
Every MCM module operates against the same underlying resource inventory populated by Discovery. When you view a resource, its cost history, compliance status, security findings, and observability signals are all available in context — without switching between tools or logging into a separate console.