The problems InfraMate
solves
This product was built to solve the recurring operational and development challenges found in real environments like the ones below.
A macOS-native infrastructure operations platform that observes servers, containers, security, and logs on one screen and lets you act instantly — completing Observe → Analyze → Act in a single flow. Existing solutions were either not operator-friendly or built in a way that piled up maintenance costs. UNISYS redesigned this into a product that's owned all the way through operations.
Key Features
The core features InfraMate provides. Every feature is delivered in an operable form.
Operations dashboard
Monitor fleet-wide status, traffic, and anomalies on one screen. Online server count, container status, Critical/Warning alerts, and average CPU/Memory in a top stat strip, with Fleet Heatmap, Health Ring, and CPU/Memory/Network trend charts auto-refreshing every 2 seconds.
Permission model · Audit log
Built-in organization/role-based access control (RBAC), with operational actions such as agent registration, action execution, and config changes recorded in an audit log. Agent authentication is Bearer-token based, and credentials are securely stored with Argon2.
API · Webhook
Standard REST interfaces from agent metric ingestion (POST /api/v1/agents/{id}/metrics) to dashboard snapshots (GET /ops/snapshot). Integrate with existing monitoring, alerting, and auth systems via Webhooks and OIDC SSO.
Automation workflows (Ops Center)
Define and automate recurring operations as recommended actions. Ops Center triages immediate items in a 3-lane kanban and runs structured actions such as ECR image drift detection and cleanup of dangling images/volumes/build cache.
Localization
Korean, Japanese, and English environments supported out of the box.
Self-hosted option
Run it on your own infrastructure. The API server ships as a Docker image, and agents run on Docker/Podman runtimes.
Technical Architecture
An overview of the technologies InfraMate runs on.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions we hear most often when evaluating adoption.