Use this path if you are setting up ops0 for the first time in brew.ops0.ai.
Start with authentication, connect a cloud provider, create your first project, and then move into feature-specific guides.
Sign in, configure SSO, and get access to the workspace.
Set up AWS, GCP, Azure, or Oracle Cloud so scans and deployments can run.
Create a first Infrastructure as Code project and walk through plan and apply.
Read the product overview first if you need the platform context.
Open brew.ops0.ai, sign in, and confirm you can reach the main workspace.
Add AWS, GCP, Azure, or Oracle Cloud so ops0 can read inventory, run discovery, and deploy changes.
Start with a small project that is safe to validate and review, such as a single bucket, VPC, or test environment.
Use the planning flow to verify generated code, inspect drift, and catch policy issues before execution.
| Concept | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Organization | Your top-level container for users, settings, integrations, and shared controls |
| Integrations | The credentials and trust relationships that let ops0 work with your cloud and external tools |
| Projects | The unit where you author and manage infrastructure or configuration changes |
| Deployments | The audited execution history for plans, applies, and related actions |
| Policies | Controls that block, warn, or explain risky changes before deployment |
| Workflows | Multi-step automations for approvals, schedules, and repeatable operational flows |
Create the trust relationship and test the integration from ops0.
Find unmanaged resources and understand what already exists in your environment.
Generate, edit, and review infrastructure changes in a controlled workflow.
Once the basics are working, continue with the section that matches your next job:
