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Not just technical optimization —
a complete business governance framework

MQloud brings a unified dashboard, cross-cloud networking, environment isolation, consolidated billing, and role-based access into one system — whether you're managing your own company's cloud resources or offering services to customers under your own brand, it's all the same architecture.

Why MQloud

Time back for what actually matters

Complex operations, scattered permissions, bills you can't parse — none of that should be a daily headache. This is what we set out to fix.

One consistent way to operate all three clouds

We've unified operations across all three clouds as much as possible. Learn one operating logic and your team can manage resources on GCP, AWS, and Azure — without repeating the training investment for each one.

Learning Cost

Role-based permissions that apply across every cloud

No matter how many clouds you use, one person's permissions on one project are set once — not re-configured separately for each cloud, and never at risk of a missed update leaving a gap.

Permission Management

An interface that's actually intuitive

Cleaner and more focused than native cloud consoles — no need to learn a stack of advanced settings just to get started. Daily tasks are faster, and easier to get right.

Daily Operations

Clear spending, no surprise bills

Quotas, alerts, and billing all live in the same place, so you know before you overspend — not after the bill arrives.

Cost Control

One cloud goes down, the other keeps you running

A single environment can span resources from multiple cloud providers, connected through cross-cloud networking — so when one cloud has an issue, your whole service doesn't go down with it.

Resilience

Every action logged, always reviewable

Instance power on/off, creation, deletion — all logged and available to review any time. You can also set per-role permissions by environment, so governance logic stays consistent no matter which cloud is underneath.

Governance & Audit

Not a VPN — a real private physical connection

Through a third-party service, we establish a private physical line connecting hosts across different cloud providers — more stable than a typical site-to-site VPN, with stronger security since it runs on a dedicated physical circuit.

Cross-Cloud Networking
MQloud vs Native Cloud

Not a replacement for native cloud —
a way to remove the friction in between

Same requirement, different experience. Here's how using MQloud actually compares to using native cloud consoles directly.

ComparisonMQloudNative Cloud
Multi-Cloud Requirements
✓
  • Integrate all requirements in one place, eliminating the need for back and forth between platforms.
✕
  • Need to go to each cloud platform to apply for accounts and create cloud services.
Cloud Account Application
✓
  • Cloud accounts are provided by cloud service providers and integrated into MQloud.
  • Platform retains ownership of the accounts.
✕
  • Enterprises need to establish accounts on native cloud service platforms.
  • Account ownership resides within the enterprise.
Independent Environments
✓
  • Multiple independent cloud environments can be set up.
  • The configuration threshold is low.
✕
  • Each cloud has different configuration methods, which can be more complex.
  • The configuration threshold is high.
Billing Status
✓
  • Billing based on environments (projects) separately.
  • Gain complete insight into all expenses.
✕
  • Separate billing for each native cloud account.
  • Difficult to consolidate expenses.
Customer Issue Assistance
✓
  • Maintenance personnel can operate after being granted authorization on MQloud.
  • Understanding the problem from the user's perspective speeds up troubleshooting.
✕
  • Need to access native cloud service platforms with authorized accounts.
  • Assistance from a third-party perspective may not directly understand the problem.
Three Perspectives, One Platform

Not just technology —
a complete business operating structure

MQloud is built around three distinct interfaces — Admin, Agent, and Customer — each serving a different operational need. The same system can be the internal tool you use to manage your own cloud resources, or the platform you use to offer managed services under your own brand.

Admin

Platform Owner

Provisions and configures native cloud accounts (AWS/GCP/Azure) on the system; decides which clouds and features the platform offers; serves as second-line support for Agents.

Admin console screenshot
Agent

Platform Reseller

Helps sell the platform operated by the Admin, brings in customers, helps them use cloud services, and resolves customer issues — serving as first-line support.

Agent console screenshot
Customer

End User of the Platform

Manages environments, permissions, and quotas to provision and use cloud resources — operating across AWS, GCP, and Azure in an almost identical way.

Customer console screenshot
ModelAdminAgentCustomer
Cloud Distributor Model
For MSPs / SIs / resellers		Brand OwnerService ResellerEnterprise Client
Enterprise Model
For internal cloud governance		HeadquartersSubsidiaryDepartment
See It In Action

Admins manage their Agents directly

Admins can manage every Agent under them right from the platform — setting quotas, enabling or disabling accounts, all at a glance.

Agent Management
Agent management list screenshot
About MQloud

Built and operated by Knowtecq

MQloud® is a proprietary multi-cloud management platform developed by Knowtecq Limited. Visit our corporate site to learn more about our team and other services.

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