RuneSpoke Hub

Cloud Provider Integrations

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

Connected cloud providers

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": "*"
    }
  ]
}
Connect AWS: Access Key and Secret, verified before storing

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:

Container ManagementDeployment Automation