Agent Control Plane · for hyperscalers

One control plane across every hyperscaler

AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure each ship their own agent runtime, and each governs only its own cloud. Lyzr deploys the same agent to AWS Bedrock AgentCore and Google Vertex AI Agent Engine together, with cross-cloud routing, failover, one identity model, and one audit trail. No rebuild. No lock-in.

AWS ISV AccelerateGoogle Cloud PartnerGartner Cool VendorSOC 2 Type II
One estate, one plane
01Build once
02Ship to AWS or GCP
03Route and fail over
04One audit trail

Enterprises governing their agent estate across clouds on Lyzr

01 / The gap

A control plane per cloud is
not a control plane

Every hyperscaler now ships an agent control plane, and each is strong inside its own boundary. None of them reach across it. The enterprise reality is multi-cloud, so agents end up scattered across AWS, GCP, and Azure, each governed by a different plane, with its own identity model, its own audit trail, and its own deploy path.

AWS Bedrock AgentCore

Excellent inside AWS. It governs agents that run on AWS, and only there.

Governs AWS only

Google Vertex AI Agent Engine

Excellent inside Google Cloud. It governs agents that run on GCP, and only there.

Governs GCP only

Microsoft agent stack

Excellent inside Azure and M365. It governs agents that run there, and only there.

Governs Azure only
Your estate spans all three. One plane is missing.
02 / One plane

Your agents span clouds. Your governance shouldn’t fork.

Lyzr sits above the hyperscalers, not beside them. It deploys natively into each cloud’s agent runtime and unifies all of them under one governed pipeline, one registry, one identity model, and one audit trail.

Deploy targets

Deploys natively into every cloud

  • AWS Bedrock AgentCore, native runtime
  • Google Vertex AI Agent Engine, native runtime
  • Azure Container Apps, supported via containers
  • Your VPC, on-prem, or air-gapped, full data sovereignty
One control plane

Unified under one governed pipeline

  • Registry and identity for every agent
  • Evaluate and simulate before promotion
  • Govern and audit across every cloud
  • Route and fail over between clouds
One CI/CD pipeline, any framework in One identity per agent, scoped and revocable One audit trail across AWS and GCP Cross-cloud routing and failover
03 / Capabilities

Built for teams running agents on
more than one cloud

The same agent on AWS and GCP

One artifact, both hyperscalers. Cross-cloud routing sends traffic where it should run, and automatic failover moves it when a region or runtime degrades, all inside a single governed pipeline rather than a bolted-on gateway.

Native hyperscaler runtimes

Deploys natively to AWS Bedrock AgentCore and Google Vertex AI Agent Engine. The pipeline handles the cloud-specific plumbing: VPC, IAM, container registries, and logging. Azure and on-prem run through the same extensible pipeline.

One governed CI/CD pipeline

Security scan, container scan, staged promotion, an evaluation gate, PR-to-prod, one-command rollback, and cloud-aware cleanup on failure. The discipline your engineers already trust for software, applied to every agent on every cloud.

One identity, one audit trail

Every agent gets its own dedicated identity, and the broker is IdP-agnostic across Okta, Entra ID, and ADFS through OIDC and SAML. Every action on every cloud lands in one immutable audit trail.

Runs in your own cloud

The plane deploys inside your AWS VPC, your GCP project, or fully air-gapped, with zero data egress. Sovereignty is architectural from day one, not a setting retrofitted later.

Any framework in

LangGraph, CrewAI, Strands, the Lyzr SDK, or custom code. Point the plane at your repository and it handles the entire path to production, regardless of who built the agent or which cloud it lands on.

04 / The pipeline

Push code. It ships to the
cloud you choose.

Enterprise software has had CI/CD for decades. Agent deployments have not, until now. Every deployment is git-driven, version-tagged, evaluated, and identity-mapped before a single user sees it, on whichever hyperscaler you target.

Agent CI/CD Pipeline · dispute-resolver-v2.4 running
01
Git push
commit a71a73d
02
Scan and build
image v2.4.3
03
Non-prod
AWS or GCP
04
Eval gate
passed
05
PR to prod
signed off
06
Production
deploy live
07
Route + failover
cross-cloud
RAI scan · policy Hallucination · accuracy Relevance · quality Correctness · validation

Git-driven, no manual handoffs

  • GitHub and Azure DevOps supported natively
  • Webhooks trigger the full pipeline on every push
  • The whole team is always on the latest governed version

Pick a runtime. Deploy.

  • The same agent ships to AWS or GCP by switching the target
  • The pipeline adapts VPC, IAM, registries, and logging
  • On failure, cleanup is cloud-aware, per provider

Nothing ships unevaluated

  • An automated suite runs against the live non-prod agent
  • Pass, and a PR opens to prod. Fail, and every resource rolls back
  • Rollback is a revert to a prior version tag, not a fire drill
05 / The difference

One hyperscaler’s plane,
or all of them unified

The hyperscaler-native control planes are excellent inside their own cloud. The only question that matters is whether your agent estate lives in exactly one. Lyzr deploys into each of them and governs across all of them.

CapabilityA single hyperscaler’s planeLyzr Control Plane
Cloud coverageIts own cloud onlyAWS and Google Cloud, together
Same agent across cloudsRebuild and re-govern per cloudOne artifact, deployed to both
Routing and failoverNot across cloud boundariesBuilt into the governed pipeline
Framework supportPulled toward one ecosystemAny framework, same pipeline
Where it runsThe provider’s managed cloudYour VPC, on-prem, or air-gapped
Identity modelNative to that ecosystemIdP-agnostic, one identity per agent
Audit trailOne per cloudOne trail across every cloud
Lock-inTied to the hyperscalerPortable by design
Any framework in, one governed pipeline out
100%
Of deployments versioned and evaluated
2
Hyperscalers, one artifact, one pipeline
$0
Data leaves your cloud boundary
48h
To the first agent through the full pipeline
06 / In production

Enterprises governing agents
across clouds

Not pilots. Production agent systems, governed from one control plane, inside some of the most demanding enterprise environments in the world.

Corporate venture capital armLive

AgenticOS at scale

An AgenticOS running 200+ agents that automate 15+ VC functions, from deal sourcing and startup evaluation through due diligence and investment memo generation, all in production, every day, across the estate.

200+Agents in production
15+VC functions automated
DailyIn production
OrchestrationAgent StudioControl Plane
Global insurance and advisory leaderLive

Retirement advisory

Customers moved off generic chat tools onto a governed retirement advisor, compliant and running in production for over a year, with hallucination management and a full audit trail at every step.

1 Yr+In production
100%Compliant
BFSIHallucination mgmt
Global industrial groupLive

Marketing at scale

A marketing AgentHub converting knowledge-base uploads into multi-format content, blogs, e-books, and social posts, automatically. Work that used to take weeks now happens in hours.

Content output
LiveIn production
Content automationMulti-format
Global payments networkLive

Payments intelligence

Agents automating payments operations, compliance checks, and merchant support workflows, with full traceability, governance, and hallucination management at every step.

FullAudit trail
LiveIn production
PaymentsGovernance
Regulated BPO at scaleLive

Regulated operations

A multi-agent BPO orchestration system handling customer support, compliance monitoring, and back-office processing in a highly regulated environment, with full traceability at every step.

MultiAgent system
LiveRegulated industry
BPO automationCompliance

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What leaders say

Words from the people who made the call

Every vendor we spoke to had great demos. Lyzr was the only one that could articulate, and then deliver, what happens after the demo. That is a fundamentally different conversation.

VP of TechnologyEnterprise ventures group

We needed a governed path from prototype to production that our security and compliance teams would sign off on. Lyzr was the only platform with the architecture to back the promise.

Head of AI InfrastructureGlobal financial services enterprise

From zero agents in production to seventeen in six months. The pipeline made it repeatable, the evaluation gate made it trustworthy, and we started having the value conversation instead of the governance one.

Chief Digital OfficerEnterprise technology leader
Security and compliance

Governed in your cloud. On your terms.

The plane runs inside your own cloud, per provider, with zero data egress. Air-gapped and on-premises deployments are supported architecturally from day one, not retrofitted.

SOC 2 Type II GDPR ISO 27001 HIPAA ready VPC-native Zero data egress SSO / SAML Identity per agent Immutable audit logs Air-gap ready

48h

From repository connection to a governed production deployment, for the first agent. Every one after follows the same path, on whichever cloud you target.

Common questions

Questions teams ask before they standardize

Which hyperscaler runtimes are supported natively?
AWS Bedrock AgentCore and Google Vertex AI Agent Engine are native deploy runtimes. The pipeline handles the cloud-specific details for each, including VPC, IAM, container registries, and logging. Azure is supported through Azure Container Apps and a container registry, and the architecture extends to additional runtimes and on-prem.
Can I deploy the same agent to AWS and Google Cloud at once?
Yes. The same agent artifact deploys to both AWS Bedrock AgentCore and Google Vertex AI Agent Engine from one pipeline, with control-plane routing and automatic failover between them. This is uncommon in the market. Most hyperscaler-native planes cannot deploy an agent outside their own cloud.
Do I have to leave the hyperscaler I already use?
No. Lyzr sits above your existing clouds and deploys into them. It runs inside your own AWS VPC or GCP project. You keep your cloud commitments and gain one governed pipeline, one identity model, and one audit trail across all of them.
Does this replace AWS AgentCore or Google Vertex AI Agent Engine?
It complements them. Those runtimes are excellent inside their own cloud. Lyzr deploys onto them and governs across them, so a single agent, or an estate spanning both, moves through one pipeline with a unified registry, evaluation gate, identity, and audit trail. Think of Lyzr as the portability and governance layer above the hyperscalers.
Where does our data go across clouds?
Nowhere it does not already live. The plane deploys inside your own cloud environment, per provider, with zero data egress. Air-gapped and on-premises deployments are supported architecturally from day one, not retrofitted. On failure, cleanup is cloud-aware, so AWS and GCP resources are torn down independently.
Which frameworks can I bring?
Any of them. LangGraph, CrewAI, Strands, the Lyzr SDK, or custom code. Point the Control Plane at your repository and it takes over the path to production, regardless of the framework or the target cloud. All agents appear in the same registry, side by side.
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