Kuberns and direct AWS
Kuberns provisions AWS-backed infrastructure but presents a PaaS workflow. Direct AWS use exposes individual cloud services and their full configuration surface.
| Consideration | Kuberns approach |
|---|---|
| Source analysis | Temporary AI deployment agent. |
| Build and release | Managed CodeBuild, image, and deployment workflows in the backend. |
| Compute operations | Resource plans, topology, scaling, and lifecycle controls. |
| Access | Kuberns service roles rather than direct AWS console access. |
| Domains | Dashboard workflow for DNS verification, Elastic IP where required, and SSL. |
| Monitoring | Kuberns logs, metrics, activities, diagnostics, and healing layers. |
Choose direct AWS when the workload requires cloud-service features or account-level control that Kuberns does not expose. Choose Kuberns when the supported platform abstraction fits and the team wants to reduce infrastructure assembly and operation.