By Team

OnePAM for Platform Engineering

Platform engineering teams build internal developer platforms that abstract infrastructure complexity. OnePAM provides the access layer — a self-service portal where developers request and receive SSH, database, and application access through golden paths, with guardrails, approval workflows, and full observability built in.

API-First
Integration Model
Self-Service
Developer Access
IaC
Policy Management
Auto
Resource Discovery

Legacy VPN Limitations

Traditional VPNs were designed for a perimeter-based world. Modern distributed workforces need a fundamentally different approach.

Developers file tickets and wait hours for infrastructure access, breaking their flow
Access provisioning is manual and doesn't scale with the pace of infrastructure growth
No standard 'golden path' for access — each team has ad-hoc VPN and SSH key processes
Platform team has no visibility into access patterns across the engineering organization
New infrastructure (clusters, databases, services) must be manually registered for access control
Access policies are defined in spreadsheets, not code — can't be versioned or reviewed

Why OnePAM

Purpose-built Zero Trust access controls so you can focus on your business instead of managing legacy infrastructure.

Self-service access portal — developers request access through golden paths instead of filing tickets
API-first design lets you integrate OnePAM into your internal developer platform and Backstage catalogs
Resource groups and team policies define access templates that scale with your organization
Approval workflows with Slack integration provide guardrails without creating bottlenecks
Agent-based resource discovery automatically registers new infrastructure as it's provisioned
Multi-gateway architecture supports platform teams managing access across multiple clusters and regions
Session recording and audit trails are built into the platform — no separate tooling needed
Terraform provider and API enable infrastructure-as-code access policy management

Traditional VPN vs OnePAM

See how Zero Trust access compares to legacy VPN across key dimensions.

Feature Legacy VPN OnePAM
Access Provisioning Ticket-based, manual Self-service golden paths
Integration Siloed access tools API-first, Backstage-ready
Policy Management Spreadsheets + wiki pages Infrastructure-as-code
Resource Registration Manual inventory Agent auto-discovery
Scaling Linear ops overhead Template-based, self-service
Observability Fragmented logs Unified session recording + metrics

Features That Make It Possible

Self-Service Portal
API-First Design
Resource Groups
Team Policies
Approval Workflows
Agent Discovery
Multi-Gateway
Terraform Provider
Golden Paths
Observability

How It Works

1

Connect Identity Provider

Integrate with Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, or any SAML/OIDC provider in minutes.

2

Define Access Policies

Set up role-based access controls, approval workflows, and time-limited permissions.

3

Secure Access

Users access resources through the browser with identity verification, session recording, and full audit trails.

Ready to Replace Your Legacy VPN?

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