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Everything you need to know about RuneSpoke Hub

Cloud Provider Integrations

Connect your AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud accounts for seamless deployment and infrastructure management with RuneSpoke Hub.

Why Connect Cloud Providers?

  • Deploy applications directly from RuneSpoke Hub
  • Monitor infrastructure costs and usage
  • Automated scaling and load balancing
  • AI-powered cost optimization recommendations

Supported Providers

AWS

Amazon Web Services

Deploy to EC2, ECS, Lambda, and more. Full support for AWS services.

  • • EC2 Instances
  • • ECS & Fargate
  • • Lambda Functions
  • • S3 Storage
  • • RDS Databases
Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure

Deploy to Azure App Service, Container Instances, and AKS clusters.

  • • App Service
  • • Container Instances
  • • AKS (Kubernetes)
  • • Azure Functions
  • • CosmosDB
Google Cloud

Google Cloud Platform

Deploy to Compute Engine, Cloud Run, and GKE with full GCP integration.

  • • Compute Engine
  • • Cloud Run
  • • GKE (Kubernetes)
  • • Cloud Functions
  • • BigQuery

Quick Setup Guide

AWS

AWS Setup

1

Create IAM User

Create an IAM user with programmatic access and attach the necessary policies.

2

Configure Credentials

Add your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key to RuneSpoke Hub.

3

Test Connection

Verify the connection and start deploying your applications.

Required IAM Permissions:

{
  "Version": "2012-10-17",
  "Statement": [
    {
      "Effect": "Allow",
      "Action": [
        "ec2:*",
        "ecs:*",
        "lambda:*",
        "s3:*",
        "rds:*"
      ],
      "Resource": "*"
    }
  ]
}

Advanced Features

Cost Optimization

AI-powered recommendations to reduce cloud costs and optimize resource usage.

Auto Scaling

Intelligent auto-scaling based on traffic patterns and performance metrics.

Security Compliance

Automated security scanning and compliance checks for your cloud resources.

Multi-Cloud Support

Deploy across multiple cloud providers with unified management and monitoring.

Troubleshooting

Connection Failed

If your cloud provider connection fails, check:

  • • Credentials are correct and haven't expired
  • • IAM user has necessary permissions
  • • Network connectivity allows outbound HTTPS
  • • API endpoints are accessible from your region

Deployment Issues

For deployment problems:

  • • Verify resource quotas and limits
  • • Check application logs for errors
  • • Ensure security groups allow required traffic
  • • Validate application configuration and environment variables

Next Steps

Now that you understand cloud provider integrations, explore these related topics: