What we shipped, why we built it that way, and how to get the most out of OpsNexus.
OpsNexus 1.4 opens SSH terminals and Windows Remote Desktop sessions in a browser tab, in full screen, without passwords or keys ever reaching the browser.
How the OpsNexus Infra designer turns a form-based AWS design into a JSON spec, checks it against AWS rules, generates readable Terraform and deploys it through your own build agents.
OpsNexus chains its audit log with SHA-256 so that edited or deleted entries show up. Here is how the chain is built, what it protects against, what it doesn't, and how to check it yourself.
An unregistered build agent used to restart forever and ignore new tokens. Agent 1.3 waits instead of crashing, re-registers when it gets a new token, and gets an address that works from every machine.
How OpsNexus reads inventory and daily cost from four clouds with read-only access, keeps credits apart from usage, forecasts each budget and tells you once per threshold.
How OpsNexus pulls pipelines and builds from five CI/CD tools into one list, why every tool's status is mapped to the same five values, and why write actions are off until you turn them on.