Inventory and provisioning
Most infrastructure problems start with not knowing what you have. Sencai reads what is already running the moment you connect a cloud account. Any Linux server joins the same inventory once the fleet agent runs on it. From there, one console starts, stops, resizes, and destroys resources across providers.
See what is running the moment you connect
Connect a cloud account and Sencai reads your instances, networks, storage volumes, and DNS zones. There is no import step and nothing to move first. Discovery is read-only by default. Nothing comes under active management until you choose it, resource by resource. This helps most with infrastructure nobody maps anymore: old accounts, forgotten project servers, DNS zones nobody remembers. You can stop at the map, or bring resources under management one at a time.
Eleven providers, one console
Sencai connects to Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway, UpCloud, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Akamai/Linode, and Oracle Cloud. See the full list under integrations. Any Linux server you run yourself, cloud or bare metal, joins through a lightweight fleet agent. Starting, stopping, resizing, and destroying an instance is the same workflow on every provider. An EC2 instance, a Hetzner Cloud server, and an Azure VM appear as the same kind of resource with the same fields. Your team reads one inventory, not eleven exports stitched together by hand.
Manage only what you choose
Management is granted resource by resource, never account-wide. You decide which instances, networks, and storage volumes are actively managed. Everything else stays visible in the inventory and untouched. That lets you leave production alone and automate dev and test. Once a resource is managed, the lifecycle actions work the same way. It makes no difference whether you provisioned it through Sencai or it was already running when you connected.
Live control, not a cached copy
For DNS records, firewall and security-group rules, and virtual networks, Sencai acts at the provider itself. Change a firewall rule and it changes at the provider immediately. What you see afterward is the provider's current state, not the last sync. Coverage differs by capability and by provider. DNS, firewall, and network management are three separate capabilities, and some providers support only one or two live today. That is Sencai's own coverage growing provider by provider. The integrations pages state what is live on each.
Your account or ours
Most teams connect an existing account (BYOC). Your contract and billing stay with the provider, and credentials are encrypted at rest and revocable at the provider at any time. Teams that prefer one contract and one invoice can have Sencai provision and bill capacity instead. Both models can coexist in one organisation. Every action here lands in a tamper-evident record; see security and compliance for how that works.
See your infrastructure in one place
Connect an account or enrol a server: both land in the same inventory, with nothing to migrate. The free organisation covers one user and five managed resources, with no card and no time limit. Beyond that you pay per resource and per person; see [pricing](/pricing/).